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Nvidia finds itself in unfamiliar territory tonight. With CEO Jensen Huang under mounting pressure and no formal succession plan in place, TechCrunch is already floating names for who might one day fill his shoes. For a company that has become synonymous with the AI boom, that uncertainty is a story worth watching closely.
Shifting to the financial world, Paraguay's Central Bank has begun partially refunding depositors following the dramatic collapse of Ueno Bank. The fallout has been severe — mass protests erupted across the country, and former president Santiago Pena has been impeached and arrested, accused of directing government funds into the failed lender. It's a stark reminder of how quickly institutional trust can unravel.
And on a note that blends Hollywood with real stakes, Constantine two may have new life. Director Francis Lawrence says he feels renewed hope following James Gunn and Peter Safran's departure from DC Studios, calling people there an impediment to the long-awaited sequel. Keanu Reeves has been attached to return for years, and fans of the two thousand five original will be watching this one carefully.
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