Bloomberg Businessweek Weekend - November 13th, 2026 | Bloomberg Businessweek

The week’s biggest story was Nvidia’s abrupt leadership upheaval after reports that Jensen Huang was pushed out following allegations of two affairs, including one involving a woman suspected of spying for China. The hosts said Colette Crest was named interim CEO, Harvey Jones became chair, and investors are now focused on how much the episode could affect Nvidia’s future. A Bloomberg Tech guest argued the central market question is whether this is a key-man risk event or a case where Huang should have stayed until the investigations were complete.

The program also covered the New York Stock Exchange’s move deeper into blockchain. Lynn Martin said the exchange will settle transactions for its digital ATS on Avalanche, part of a broader push toward around-the-clock trading and near-instant settlement. She argued the NYSE’s version is a fully SEC-regulated platform with AML and KYC protections, and that some issuers are still waiting to see how tokenized trading affects volatility and market behavior.

Later, the show turned to entertainment and gaming. A guest from Fable Studio said the upcoming Gods Don’t Give Gifts is a generative-AI animated feature made by 30 people over about nine months, while a Bloomberg analyst said Grand Theft Auto 6 could generate about 40 million units and roughly $3 billion in early sales for Take-Two Interactive.