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Trump is spectacularly bad at business — that’s what the Jensen Huang scandal proves

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The Independent World Trump is spectacularly bad at business — that’s what the Jensen Huang scandal proves
All that posturing about ‘dominating the western hemisphere’ means nothing if you’re too blinded by your feelings to make logical decisions. And this has always been the problem with MAGA, writes Holl
0m independent.co.uk First Page headline
Business Insider My name is also Jensen Huang. His bad press is bringing me good business.
Jensen Huang is a 24-year-old AI founder from Singapore. He shares a name with the ex-CEO of Nvidia, who resigned after multiple reported affairs.
18h businessinsider.com Latest

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  • Business Insider more consequence focus than the other reports here

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Consequence focus 25 point spread
Business Insider 25 52%
The Independent World 0 45%

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