It might be an issue in internal HR terms, and in terms of external fiduciary duties to investors since it's a public company.

In terms of sexual crimes, I think there's cases and situations where there can be coercion, but it's not necessarily the case.

Oh also it's a breach of the marital contract of course.

Do we live under Sharia law? I didn't realize infidelity was a crime

Evading export controls and lying about it is a crime, falling for a spy is stupid and has tons of potential fall out, having an affair with a direct report is a major liability, I wonder what is next, maybe we will find out more about the connection to the administration next, this season of the leather lothario is wild, will it be the finale, is there another season of fall guy or a full on traitor arc?

No I don't think it is, a breach of contract is a civil matter, not a criminal one. I think it's especially relevant in the case of the CEO of a company, it's certainly common for contracts to be breached, but it doesn't reflect positively on the company.

Marital contracts are not unlike commercial contracts and we are finding out the CEO is in the (non)business of systematically violating them.

Who said anything about it being a crime? There are many things that aren't crimes that can get you fired.

As long as Americans (and especially Americans in charge of USA) claim to be a Christian nation under God...

You don't know what that means do you...

Right? Why are we suddenly pretending like shareholders have such high morals? I really don't understand what's going on. Destroying the world is fine, but cheating, that's where I draw the line!

destroying the world hasn't yet set a precedent that made CEOs (and the investors under their umbrella) weary of an alimony payout.

One of them was 9

The more comments I read from HNers under articles regarding Jensen Huang, the more I realize that the crowd here is completely lost.

Ya'll need help.

This has been true for years.