According to the Financial Times, Nvidia's lack of comprehensive Directors and Officers (D&O) liability insurance, commonly purchased by large publicly traded companies, could expose the company to greater litigation and financial risks following Jensen Huang's departure and related controversies. Nvidia currently holds up to $900 million in Category A insurance through Aon, primarily covering the personal assets and legal defense costs of directors and executives. However, it lacks Category B and C insurance, failing to adequately cover compensation, legal fees, and class-action lawsuits arising from executive misconduct. Industry insiders point out that large US publicly traded companies typically purchase comprehensive coverage across all three categories (A, B, and C), making the purchase of only Category A insurance extremely rare. While Nvidia's existing $900 million Category A policy may cover some shareholder-related litigation, the lack of Category B and C coverage means that in the future, if a class-action lawsuit arises due to a decline in stock price, the company may have to bear more litigation and financial costs itself.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Duffy: Airlines are rescheduling flights and redeploying aircraft and crew to where they are most needed, so passengers may still face some flight delays or cancellations.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Duffy: Flight operations are gradually returning to normal this morning. We are coordinating closely with airlines and fully supporting the ongoing recovery efforts.

A Russian drone struck a Naftogaz facility in the Poltava region of central Ukraine, causing a fire.

According to the Financial Times, Zelensky's comments about exchanging Donbas for NATO membership may signal a significant shift in the direction of talks between Kyiv and Washington. Negotiations had been suspended since the outbreak of the Iran-Iraq War in February, but negotiators have been working to restart talks involving Russia. European officials have only met with the US and Ukrainian sides. Russia has refused to include them in the negotiations, but Zelensky stated that European governments should participate directly in the next round of talks.

The Italian data protection authority has fined Meta €805 million for allegedly using Android users' videos and photos without their consent.