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It blows my mind that anyone cares. Corporations now break laws flagrantly and publicly, and somehow the addition of "affair" to the corporate spying adds gravitas to this situation?
We already know the top players in every field are riddled with industrial espionage. The feigned surprise is weird.
The affairs themselves are a salacious twist on the vulnerability to espionage and the other affair was with an Nvidia exec, which is a huge office politics no no and corporate sharks are circling..
Sex happens. In all environments.
Less about the sex, more about the unfair leverage one would have over others by virtue of the sex.