SoftBank Group Corp

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SoftBank Group Corp. operates as a holding company which engages in the management of its group companies. It operates through the following segments: SoftBank Vision Fund, SoftBank, Arm, Brightstar, and Others. The SoftBank Vision Fund segment engages in the investment business. The SoftBank segment provides mobile communication, broadband, and telecom services in Japan. The Arm segment designs microprocessors and develops software technologies. The Brightstar segment engages in the distribution of mobile devices overseas. The Others segment includes the smartphone payments business, alternative investment business, fund business in Latin America and the operation of baseball teams. The company was founded by Masayoshi Son on September 3, 1981 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

SoftBank Group Corp is winding down its derivatives strategy after investor backlash, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

SoftBank winding down options trading after investor backlash: Bloomberg News

After selling nearly $100 billion in assets, SoftBank is back in buying mode.

SoftBank bets on Europe's hottest stock

Volvo AB

Everyday thousands of trucks carry freight along U.S. highways, propelling the economy forward as consumer goods, electronics, cars and agriculture make their way to distribution centers, stores and eventually households. It's inside these trucks — many of which sit half empty — where Flock Freight, a five-year-old startup out of San Diego believes it can […]

Softbank, Volvo back Flock Freight with $113.5M to help shippers share the load

Rather than the traditional hub-and-spoke system that has dominated the freight shipping market, Flock offers a way to pool shipments that are going in the same direction to use one truck.

Flock Freight Raises $113.5 Million From Group Led By SoftBank's Vision Fund

On the heels of Facebook taking a big step into customer service with the acquisition of Kustomer for $1 billion, another big move is afoot in the world of CRM. Sinch, a Swedish company that provides cloud-based “omnichannel” voice, video and messaging services to help enterprises communicate with customers, has announced that SoftBank is taking […]

SoftBank takes a $690M stake in cloud-based Swedish CRM company Sinch

Softbank-owned SB Management has bought a 10.1% stake in Swedish cloud computing services provider Sinch, acquiring stakes from some major shareholders and participating in a directed share issue, Sinch said late on Monday.

Softbank buys 10.1% stake in Sweden's Sinch

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Uber

SoftBank Group Corp (OTC: SFTBY)-backed Manbang, a trucking startup, raised $1.7 billion in its latest funding round, TechCrunch reported Tuesday. What Happened: The funding occurs two years after Manbang raised $1.9 billion from SoftBank, Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOG), and other investors.

Uber For Trucks — Manbang — Piles On Another $1.7B Funding Over Google, SoftBank's, Ahead Of Highly-Anticipated IPO

Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son says the Covid-19 pandemic will continue to wreak havoc on companies in the short term, and that he is stockpiling cash to prepare for a "worst-case scenario."

SoftBank billionaire Masa Son is stockpiling cash for a 'worst-case scenario'

Masayoshi Son, the founder and CEO of the Japanese conglomerate, has had a topsy turvy year or two, but the story he is eager to tell is that he is back and in the black. Such was the overarching message delivered at a virtual Dealbook conference earlier today, with Son joining from Tokyo and sounding […]

Masa Son says SoftBank now has “$80 billion in cash on hand” just in case

SoftBank Group Corp Chief Executive Masayoshi Son said on Tuesday he is sitting on about $80 billion in cash for investment opportunities and share buybacks, and vowed to stick with his famously big bets on technology companies.

SoftBank's Son wants to deploy cash on public and private firms

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son said he's hoarding cash from asset sales to prepare for a potential "worst case scenario" in the next two or three months.

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son says he's hoarding cash from $80 billion in asset sales to prepare for 'worst case scenario'

MindTickle, a startup that is helping hundreds of small and large firms improve their sales through its eponymous sales readiness platform, said on Monday it has raised $100 million in a new financing round. The Pune and San Francisco-headquartered startup's new financing round was led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2.

Sales readiness platform MindTickle raises $100 million led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2

SoftBank's new tech-focused trading unit is already down $3.7 billion. The company's second-largest shareholder is now stepping in to offset the losses. SB Northstar, the unit led by SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son that trades the daily moves of tech stocks, revealed its losses for the first time on Wednesday, the Financial Times reported. The arm was kept in the shadows until the FT revealed it was the "Nasdaq whale" trading billions of dollars worth of options contracts on tech stocks through the summer.

Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son racked up a $3.7 billion loss trading daily moves in tech stocks — and the risky investments are fueling concern with the company's second-biggest shareholder

Japan's SoftBank Group Corp said on Wednesday SB Northstar, its new trading unit, had amassed about $3.7 billion in trading losses so far.

SoftBank's Northstar unit reports about $3.7 billion in losses

SoftBank Group Corp (SFTBY) CEO Masayoshi Son on Q2 2021 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

SoftBank is considering moving its Vision Fund from London to Abu Dhabi, according to a report from The Financial Times.

SoftBank is reportedly considering moving its Vision Fund from London to Abu Dhabi

SoftBank invested in Tier through Vision Fund 2, the $108 billion successor to the Japanese company's first technology fund.

SoftBank makes its first e-scooter bet, leading a $250 million investment in Germany's Tier

SoftBank is leaning further into transportation startups, backing a fresh $250 million funding round for Berlin-based electric scooter startup Tier. Founded in 2018, Tier allows users to rent its electric scooters through an app. It competes with well-funded US firms such as Bird and Lime, as well as smaller local rivals such as Wind and Voi.

SoftBank piles cash into European scooter firm Tier in $250 million fundraise

SoftBank CEO and founder Masayoshi Son said the moves were made to ensure more external board directors have a say in the company.

SoftBank removes board members including Rajeev Misra and Marcelo Claure to improve perception of independence

SoftBank Group Corp (OTC: SFTBY) reported a staggering 253.1% year-over-year growth in net income to ¥1.87 trillion (roughly $18.1 billion) for the six months ended September 30, 2020. Reported quarterly profit for the second quarter of the fiscal year 2021 was $12 billion, against a $13 billion loss in the year-ago period — CNBC.

SoftBank's Vision Fund Drives Q2 Profit

The company logged a $6.1 billion profit after a tumultuous year that saw historic annual losses, thanks in part to its investment in WeWork. Japan's massive Softbank Group—one of the biggest tech investors on the planet—has made a few significant announcements after reporting their July-September quarter results.

Softbank slashes its board membership as firm returns to profit

SoftBank (TYO: 9984) said on Monday that it swung to a net profit in the fiscal second quarter, on the back of earnings attributed to its Vision Fund business, including its investment in Beike (Chinese property brokerage). Shares of the company opened about 3% up in the stock market on Monday and jumped another 1.5% in the next hour.

SoftBank swings to £4.61 billion of net profit in the fiscal second quarter

Billionaire tycoon Masayoshi Son's huge bets in recent months on listed tech stocks didn't pay off.

SoftBank's big bet on listed tech stocks cost it $1.3 billion

SoftBank Group Corp said on Monday its $100 billion Vision Fund's portfolio has recovered to above acquisition price as the fund benefits from a broader upswing in tech valuations.

SoftBank Vision Fund's portfolio back above cost price

SoftBank Group Corp said on Monday it spent 139.3 billion yen ($1.35 billion) repurchasing almost 20 million shares in October, part of a record buyback plan that has seen the group's shares touch two-decade highs.

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