Masayoshi Son used to run a tech company but he has not 'operated' anything for a while.
American Express Co.'s small-business aspirations just took another step forward
Chief Executive Masayoshi Son has long emphasised the total value of assets as his preferred yardstick
The reorganisation involves Oyo's hotel-booking and apartment-rental units coming together into a single company called Oyo Japan, to be led by Ryoma Yamamoto as CEO
Seoul-based Stic Investments is looking to increase its exposure to the region and will invest about $100 million from one of its funds while raising the remainder from co-investors
The latest purchases bring the total spent on buybacks since March to $9.5 billion
The proposed deal includes "both cash and stock and that it valued ARM at above the $32bn price that SoftBank paid for the business in 2016"
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One of the few in the league of RIL globally is the SoftBank Group, which has grown from being a PC software distributor and a telco to a technology-focused investor
The deal, which includes a collar contract and call spread, is expected to be settled between May 2024 and June 2024
With SoftBank Group's shares surging to their highest price in two decades on Thursday, Son's net worth hit $20 billion
The stock rose 4.6 per cent to 6,190 yen ($58) on Tuesday, the highest since March 2000.
In-car monitoring technology firm Nauto Inc. was approved for $2-5 million.
The Indian start-up slashed its regional presence by closing offices in provincial centers Sapporo, Sendai, Nagano, Hiroshima and Omiya at the end of June, Chief Business Officer Ryota Tanozaki said.
SoftBank has pushed back against creating such a committee, with executives arguing investments already vetted by top management and $3-5 billion deals put to the large limited partners
The stock rose 2.6 per cent on Friday to 5,778 yen ($54), the highest since July 2019
Wirecard won't force SoftBank to write down any assets - because the tech conglomerate never put money into Wirecard itself.
"It's not like we had a fight," Son said during the virtual shareholder meeting. "This was perfectly amicable."
SoftBank is a major investor in Alibaba and Son joined Alibaba's board in 2005. Ma joined the SoftBank board in 2007
Sprint, which Son loaded up with debt and made repeated attempts to merge with T-Mobile before successfully closing the deal in April, has delivered an internal rate of return of 25%, Son said