U.S. gave limited help to Singapore probe of alleged Chinese spy, report says
The U.S. did little to help Singapore investigate alleged Chinese spy, officials say www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2...
am i the only person who hasn't got a hot chinese spy girlfriend wtf
Psst, @hellenus.bsky.social, good news, he doesn't suspect a thing.
I clearly don't have enough state secrets to offer
your cat has been relaying all your secrets, so they didn't feel a need for a spy
Well at this point it would be really suspicious
You girlfriend spying for someone else reporting: "Can confirm, he suspects nothing" The feline listening device listening in: "Good, they both are clueless"
Hyphen Capital’s Dave Lu spoke w CNBC for our coverage of the Jensen Huang scandal & resignation today… www.cnbc.com/2026/11/12/n... observed some ‘Red Scare’ vibes & that Huang consequences v different from those faced by white execs who had affairs incl. w/ subordinates.
Sure. I can see how that stereotype stings. But someone at NVIDIA was doing end runs around US export controls on chip exports to China by routing deals through Singapore. That’s kinda treasonous! And three affairs might make the board think they have trust issues with their CEO.
Recency bias. Ask Claude about CEOs that have had to resign in the past 20 years due to affairs.
My memory might be failing me but didn’t Bill Gates also resign shortly after an investigation into his affair with an employee was initiated?