A Wall Street Journal analysis argues that Nvidia's next CEO could improve capital allocation, potentially boosting shareholder returns. The stock is down 22% since a report on Huang's personal conduct, but the company's commercial position remains strong with dominant AI chip market share and massive free cash flow. The analysis compares the situation to Apple after Steve Jobs, where Tim Cook's focus on buybacks and dividends led to strong returns.
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