Marcelo Claure was already one of the highest paid executives at the Japanese tech giant after earning a pay package of $17 million in 2020.
The stock is off more than 35% this year, on track for its worst annual decline since 2006
Son and other senior SoftBank executives in Japan are seeking to pay Claure a much smaller sum
"The strategy of let's create the perception of enhanced value by taking things public hasn't really worked this year," Redex Research analyst Kirk Boodry said
Net income at the Japanese company dropped 39% for the June quarter, while profit at its eponymous investment unit plunged almost 90% amid a decline in the share prices of key holdings
SoftBank to wait and see on China, says Chief Executive Masayoshi Son
The billionaire made the disclosure as his company reported earnings, explaining he will begin to co-invest in Vision Fund 2, an investment vehicle where SoftBank has been the sole source of capital
SoftBank Group Corp CEO Masayoshi Son said on Wednesday share buybacks remain an option for the conglomerate, amid a slide in its shares
Techy conglomerate investing in Flipkart at a time when Reliance Industries and Tata are betting big on e-commerce as well.
A nationwide survey in Japan, conducted between May 7 and 9, by the conservative Yomiuri Shimbun, showed 59 per cent wanted the Games cancelled as opposed to 39 per cent who said they should be held.
The disclosure ahead of SoftBank's annual general meeting on June 23 follows a turbulent year which saw the group pounded by the Covid-19 pandemic before rebounding to record profit
Yuko Kawamoto, a professor at Waseda University, will step down on June 23 after just one year in the role, SoftBank said in a statement on Friday
Son has had to write down his investment, making it among the worst in the history of his Vision Fund, alongside the implosion of WeWork Cos., another SoftBank portfolio company
SoftBank Group Corp CEO Masayoshi Son said on Monday the conglomerate is considering bringing services from South Korean e-commerce firm Coupang to Japan
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SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son said on Monday the conglomerate's domestic internet business Z Holdings is in talks with South Korean e-commerce firm Coupang about bringing its services to Japan.
The focus will be on artificial intelligence
SoftBank Group has reached a settlement with WeWork's special committee and the company's co-founder and former chief executive, Adam Neumann, putting to rest a legal battle dating back to 2019
Softbank-backed firms that went public during the quarter include selling platform Opendoor and food delivery app operator Doordash, with unrealised gains in the latter totalling $10.7 billion
The firm on Monday a whopping 1.17 trillion yen ($11 billion) profit for the October-December quarter