• TwoTigers24, New York
  • November 10, 2026

Who is Alice Huang?

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to having an extramarital affair in an internal memo to staff on November 8. Although Huang did not name the woman he had the affair with, she is reportedly Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman who once helmed Megaspeed International, a Singapore-based AI computing company that did business with Nvidia. Late last month, The New York Times reported that US intelligence assessed Alice Huang was recruited as a Chinese intelligence asset, a claim that China’s foreign ministry rejected as “groundless”.

How mental well-being is overlooked as a driver for business performance

In partnership with: Cigna Healthcare Hong Kong

In today’s high-pressure working environment, employee stress and mental well-being can no longer be treated as personal issues. Michael Khan, CEO of Cigna Healthcare Hong Kong, discusses how mental health can affect productivity and workforce resilience, and why employers need to take a more proactive approach to the health of their staff.

Citing findings from Cigna Healthcare’s “International Health Study 2026”, Khan highlights how stress can affect employee productivity, and why business leaders need to view employee health as a strategic asset.

Man uses excavator to damage government building in China’s Shaanxi province

Videos circulating online Monday show an excavator tearing down the entrance and damaging the exterior of a government administrative service building in Fengdong New City in China’s northwestern Shaanxi province. Police arrested the suspect but no motive was given for his actions.

Hong Kong faces coolest autumn morning this year

Hong Kong recorded its coolest morning so far this autumn on Tuesday, with the city’s weather forecaster posting a minimum temperature of 17.5 degrees Celsius (63.5 Fahrenheit). A strong northeast monsoon has brought cool and windy weather for the day, but temperatures are expected to rise again later in the week as the monsoon eases.

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