[Senate Subpoenas Lutnick and Huang to Testify on Chip Exports] According to a report by Golden Finance on November 14th, The Defiant stated that Senator Tim Scott, Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, sent letters to Commerce Secretary Lutnick and former Nvidia CEO Huang, requesting them to testify on December 10th and December 3rd respectively, regarding chip export controls. Lutnick has agreed to attend voluntarily. Scott warned that if Huang refuses, the committee will use subpoenas. The issue stems from Singaporean company Megaspeed, which purchased over $4.8 billion worth of Nvidia AI chips over two years. Its executive, Huang Le, has been accused of having ties to Chinese intelligence agencies, though the allegations have not been substantiated. The Commerce Department initiated an investigation into chip re-exports in 2024, later transferring the case to the Justice Department. The Commerce Department has not added any companies to its Entity List since October 2025, drawing bipartisan criticism. Huang has resigned, with CFO Kress acting as acting CEO, and the board conducting an independent investigation. The House of Representatives has requested a closed-door meeting with Huang on November 18th.