Nvidia had no succession plan when Jensen Huang quit. Former Fortune 500 CEOs call it ‘preposterous’

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Fortune	Nvidia had no succession plan when Jensen Huang quit. Former Fortune 500 CEOs call it ‘preposterous’	Jensen Huang had 60 direct reports and no clear heir. Ex-CEOs weigh in on how that could have been allowed to happen.	15 Nov, 10:00	15 Nov, 10:30	0m	fortune.com	First

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