When the boss has an affair, the whole family business can pay the price
Gene Marks's Guardian column argues that Jensen Huang's affair shows the shared toll paid when a patriarch cheats, with the Nvidia chief executive's son, daughter and son-in-law all holding prominent roles at the company. Citing everyone from Profumo to Clinton and surveys finding 20% admit to cheating, Marks notes nearly a third of America's 34 million small businesses are family owned, and recommends children in such firms be kept apart from ownership yet stand by both parents.
