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Megaspeed Confirms Alice Huang’s Departure Amid Nvidia Scandal

By HT News Desk

Megaspeed, the Singapore‑based company, announced on Sunday that Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang officially left the firm on August 30, 2025, and currently holds no role there. The statement came amid a controversy involving Nvidia founder Jensen Huang’s alleged extramarital affair with Huang.

In other news, U.S. prosecutors have requested that a federal judge in New York sentence Indian national Nikhil Gupta to 293 months—just over 24 years—in prison for his alleged involvement in a plot to assassinate pro‑Khalistan separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun on American soil.

Bengaluru police are investigating a property dispute involving assets worth an estimated ₹3 crore, attempts to control family property documents, and the alleged sale of gold jewelry as possible motives behind cab driver S. Indushekar’s killing of seven members of his wife’s family, including her.

Air India has resumed nonstop flights between Delhi and Mumbai and New York after the reopening of previously restricted airspace, eliminating the need for technical stops in Rome.

In cricket, India’s bowlers defended 209 runs in the fifth ODI at Mount Maunganui, helping the team win by 22 runs and ending New Zealand’s seven‑year, 11‑series unbeaten home streak.

South Korean actor Go Kyung‑Pyo, known for his role in Reply 1988, apologized after a drunk‑driving incident in Seoul on the early hours of November 14, which caused his car to collide with a street‑cleaning truck. The accident has led to a reduction in his television commitments and a pause in his scheduled activities.