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.

Another SoftBank-backed startup is slashing its valuation and stumbling toward an IPO.

SoftBank-backed OneConnect slashes IPO target by nearly 50%

Masayoshi Son lost billions on WeWork and Uber, and looks set to lose billions more on Sprint.

Sprint Stock’s Performance Features Softbank’s Son Wearing the Dunce Cap

Masayoshi Son has nearly fulfilled his $50 billion investment pledge. Proving that the money has resulted in 50,000 jobs is much harder, and his biggest investments are laying off thousands.

SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son Promised Trump He’d Invest $50 Billion And Create 50,000 U.S. Jobs. Did He Deliver?

SoftBank's decision to abandon its $300 million investment in dog-walking startup Wag has raised more questions about the strategy of its mega tech fund.

SoftBank's troubles don't end with Wag. Here are 5 more investments to watch closely

The technology investment powerhouse sold its shares in the dog-walking start-up at a loss as its pushes the companies it bets on to seek profits and long-term stability.

SoftBank Takes a Loss in Sale of Wag, Dog-Walking Start-Up

SoftBank Group Corp.’s 9984, -0.81%   Vision Fund has agreed to sell its nearly 50% stake in Wag Labs Inc.

The Wall Street Journal: SoftBank to sell Wag stake back to startup, marking another setback for Japanese investing giant

SoftBank raised eyebrows nearly two years ago when it pumped a staggering $300 million into a dog-walking startup called Wag. Now, after a series of stumbles at the company, SoftBank appears to be giving up on the investment.

SoftBank gives up on dog-walking startup Wag after investing $300 million

Wag is now looking for a buyer as it conducts layoffs in an effort to streamline the business.

SoftBank is selling its stake in Wag and giving up its board seats as the dog-walking app confirms layoffs

Just a few weeks ago Masayoshi Son was smarting from having to bail out one of his big investments. Now he's reminding his critics of another time he threw billions of dollars at a "crazy" entrepreneur that turned out very differently.

SoftBank's CEO still trusts his gut and isn't done splashing billions on 'crazy' entrepreneurs

Alibaba

Weeks after his billion-dollar bailout of WeWork, SoftBank Group Corp's  founder and CEO Masayoshi Son reiterated his belief in an instinct-led investing style, in a discussion with Alibaba Group Holding Inc's  co-founder Jack Ma.

SoftBank's Son cleaves to guts-led investing in chat with Alibaba's Ma

SoftBank reported its first quarterly loss in 14 years last month, a result of an $8.9 billion quarterly loss at the Vision Fund.

SoftBank's Vision Fund 2 has held talks to invest $150 million in home health-care start-up Honor

Three months after Goldman Sachs lent $100 million to Mexican fintech Konfio, SoftBank has invested another $100 million into the financial services company. The investment confirms Reuters’ August report that SoftBank was in advanced talks with the startup – now one of the most heavily-funded fintechs in Mexico.

SoftBank pours $100 million into Mexico’s Konfio

SoftBank Group Corp.’s biggest investors are putting pressure on the tech conglomerate over its governance and for a string of bad investments in its $100 billion investment fund.

The Wall Street Journal: Major stakeholders criticize SoftBank over bad investments

SoftBank's (SFTBY) Appier aims to revolutionize the way enterprises adopt artificial intelligence to remain competitive and manage business transformation.

SoftBank's Appier Raises Fund for AI Marketing Platform

Tencent Holdings Limited

Ualá, an Argentine personal finance management app, has raised a $150 million Series C led by Tencent and SoftBank’s Latin America-focused Innovation Fund. Ualá is a mobile banking app and lending platform with services similar to Revolut, Monzo and Nubank.

Argentine fintech Ualá raises $150M led by Tencent and SoftBank

Indian digital payments company Paytm said on Monday it has raised fresh funds from a group of investors including existing backers SoftBank's  Vision Fund and China's Ant Financial Services in a deal valuing the firm at $16 billion.

SoftBank-backed Paytm raises $1 billion in fresh funding

NEW DELHI — The parent company of popular Indian mobile-payments startup Paytm said it has secured $1 billion in fresh funds from Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp.

The Wall Street Journal: SoftBank part of $1 billion investment in India mobile-payments startup Paytm

E-commerce now accounts for 14% of all retail sales, and its growth has led to a rise in the fortunes of startups that build tools to enable businesses to sell online. In the latest development, a company called VTEX — which originally got its start in Latin America helping companies like Walmart expand their business […]

VTEX, an e-commerce platform used by Walmart, raises $140M led by SoftBank’s LatAm fund

SoftBank Group Corp  is sounding out Japan's top three banks to borrow around 300 billion yen ($2.8 billion) to help fund its support of U.S. startup WeWork, three people familiar with the matter said on Thursday.

SoftBank sounds out Japan's top banks on $2.8 billion loan, sources say

Apple

Intel

Apple Inc and Intel Corp on Wednesday filed an antitrust lawsuit against Softbank Group Corp-owned Fortress Investment Group, alleging the firm stockpiled patents to hold up technology companies with lawsuits.

Apple, Intel file antitrust case against SoftBank-backed firm over patent practices

SoftBank's Vision Fund wants to make construction tech startup EquipmentShare its newest unicorn-making investment, in a shift from its previous playbook: operating profits.

SoftBank’s Vision Fund In Talks To Invest In EquipmentShare, A Construction Startup With A Twist— Operating Profits

It hasn't been a stellar year for unicorns. Here's a look at three significant investments by Japanese venture fund SoftBank that have cost it quite a bit of money.

3 Investments Giving SoftBank a Headache

LINE

Z Holdings Corp

The transaction, subject to mandatory closing conditions and shareholder approvals, will help both Softbank (SFTBY) and Line to pool their resources for gaining a strong foothold in the AI domain.

SoftBank to Merge Yahoo Japan and Line Messenger for AI Edge

SoftBank Corp plans to merge internet subsidiary Yahoo Japan with messaging app operator Line Corp to create a $30 billion tech group, as it strives to compete more effectively with local rival Rakuten and U.S. tech powerhouses.

SoftBank to create $30 billion tech giant via Yahoo Japan, Line Corp deal

Fresh off a multibillion-dollar loss on WeWork, SoftBank plans to shore up its domestic business with a big bet on Japan’s leading messaging app company.

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