France's President Emmanuel Macron listens to explanations as he visits the plant of American group Goodyear, whose "modernisation" is supported by the France 2030 investment programme, in Amiens, northern France on June 8, 2026. The plant's modernisation project, which the company has been engaged in for several years and which is "driven by the partnership between Goodyear and the state", has made it possible "to automate the production site, increase its industrial capacity and support the creation of 120 additional jobs on a new production line". (Photo by Ludovic MARIN / POOL / AFP via Getty Images)

France's President Emmanuel Macron addresses the audience as he visits the plant of American group Goodyear, whose "modernisation" is supported by the France 2030 investment programme, as well as the city's university hospital, in Amiens, northern France on June 8, 2026. The plant's modernisation project, which the company has been engaged in for several years and which is "driven by the partnership between Goodyear and the state", has made it possible "to automate the production site, increase its industrial capacity and support the creation of 120 additional jobs on a new production line". (Photo by Ludovic MARIN / POOL / AFP via Getty Images)

France's President Emmanuel Macron addresses the audience as he visits the plant of American group Goodyear, whose "modernisation" is supported by the France 2030 investment programme, as well as the city's university hospital, in Amiens, northern France on June 8, 2026. The plant's modernisation project, which the company has been engaged in for several years and which is "driven by the partnership between Goodyear and the state", has made it possible "to automate the production site, increase its industrial capacity and support the creation of 120 additional jobs on a new production line". (Photo by Ludovic MARIN / POOL / AFP via Getty Images)

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (C) speaks to reporters after a meeting with Korean AI and robotics startup executives at a hotel in Seoul on June 8, 2026. US chip titan Nvidia announced on June 8, a raft of artificial intelligence deals in South Korea, where booming business for semiconductor companies is fuelling debate over how much of the profits go to workers. (Photo by Jung Yeon-je / AFP via Getty Images)

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (2nd L) gives his autographs to fans after a meeting with Korean AI and robotics startup executives at a hotel in Seoul on June 8, 2026. US chip titan Nvidia announced on June 8, a raft of artificial intelligence deals in South Korea, where booming business for semiconductor companies is fuelling debate over how much of the profits go to workers. (Photo by Jung Yeon-je / AFP via Getty Images)

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang speaks to reporters after a meeting with Korean AI and robotics startup executives at a hotel in Seoul on June 8, 2026. US chip titan Nvidia announced on June 8, a raft of artificial intelligence deals in South Korea, where booming business for semiconductor companies is fuelling debate over how much of the profits go to workers. (Photo by Jung Yeon-je / AFP via Getty Images)

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (C) speaks to reporters after a meeting with Korean AI and robotics startup executives at a hotel in Seoul on June 8, 2026. US chip titan Nvidia announced on June 8, a raft of artificial intelligence deals in South Korea, where booming business for semiconductor companies is fuelling debate over how much of the profits go to workers. (Photo by Jung Yeon-je / AFP via Getty Images)

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reacts as he speaks to reporters after a meeting with Korean AI and robotics startup executives at a hotel in Seoul on June 8, 2026. US chip titan Nvidia announced on June 8, a raft of artificial intelligence deals in South Korea, where booming business for semiconductor companies is fuelling debate over how much of the profits go to workers. (Photo by Jung Yeon-je / AFP via Getty Images)