How Alice Huang came to be Nvidia chief Jensen Huang’s alleged lover and a suspected Chinese spy

HONG KONG — Alice Huang’s career took many twists and turns even before she got embroiled in the scandal engulfing a leading AI mogul and Trump ally. She started as a television reporter for China’s state media, then shifted into work in finance and later became a video game executive. Along the way she picked another job, U.S. intelligence agencies believe: spy.

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