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The company is Chinese chip orders in limbo and new research finds more companies living

in the moment.

Investment in future growth is much less attractive now because capital scares.

And so companies and then investors are looking for models that are profitable today.

It's Tuesday, October 31st.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal and here is the AM edition of What's News,

the top headlines and business stories moving your world.

Let's begin with big news for AI giant Nvidia.

We're exclusively reporting that the chip maker is sitting on $5 billion worth of orders

from China that it may be forced to cancel due to new U.S. export controls.

And here with the details is journal tech reporter Rafael Huang in Singapore.

Rafael, the U.S. technology curbs that are at issue here were announced just a few days

ago and they're meant to close perceived loopholes in export controls that were rolled out

last year.

However, Nvidia was operating on the assumption they could still rush out some deliveries

before these curbs went into effect.

Is that right?

Yeah.

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