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 fell into the red in the second quarter for the first time in 14 years, with its gigantic Vision Fund suffering a 970 billion yen ($8.9 billion) loss on plunging valuations of WeWork and Uber Inc.

SoftBank CEO Son says his judgment on WeWork was poor in many ways

The next blow-up is going to be caused by a short, sharp revaluation in the balance sheets of private equity companies.

SoftBank’s Bad Bets Are A Sign That Private Equity Will Lead The Next Meltdown

Masayoshi Son is finally disclosing the damage from SoftBank Group Corp.'s bets on WeWork and Uber Technologies Inc.

SoftBank Reveals $6.5 Billion Loss From Uber, WeWork Turmoil

Company run by Masayoshi Son sees valuations of US firms WeWork and Uber plunge

Japanese tech investor SoftBank hit by huge quarterly loss

SoftBank Group Corp reported its first quarterly loss in 14 years on Wednesday, with its giant Vision Fund suffering a 970 billion yen ($8.9 billion) loss on falling valuations of top tech bets such as WeWork and Uber.

SoftBank's second-quarter whiplashed by $8.9 billion loss in Vision Fund

The Japanese company must win back the confidence of investors who once rewarded its ability to pick winning investments.

SoftBank Takes a Financial Hit as Its WeWork Bet Sours

SoftBank Group Corp  plunged on Wednesday to a quarterly loss that was far larger than analysts' estimates, hit by the falling valuations of some of its biggest tech bets such as WeWork and Uber Technologies.

SoftBank Group plunges to $6.5 billion quarterly loss as tech bets stumble

Some of Masayoshi Son's biggest tech bets are leading to multibillion dollar losses.

SoftBank's startup woes could cost it billions

Asian markets were mixed Wednesday, with SoftBank investors jittery ahead of the company's quarterly earnings report.

SoftBank stock shaky ahead of earnings report

Masayoshi Son, CEO of SoftBank Group Corp. and its $100 billion Vision Fund, has demonstrated a staggering level of financial daring.

SoftBank Learns the Value of Financial Discipline Too Late

SoftBank Corp  CEO Ken Miyauchi said on Tuesday WeWork's Japanese business can become profitable "in the near future".

SoftBank Corp CEO says WeWork Japan can become profitable 'in near future'

SoftBank Group Corp  is expected to outline tougher governance standards and restrictions on dual-class share structures on Wednesday after WeWork pulled its IPO, the Financial Times reported on Monday, citing people briefed on the plan.

SoftBank to tighten governance at start-ups after WeWork debacle

SoftBank Group Corp  said on Friday it would book a 277 billion yen ($2.56 billion) gain in the second quarter after portfolio company Alibaba Group Holding  recorded a $9.7 billion gain related to its stake in Ant Financial.

Softbank Group says to book $2.56 billion second-quarter gain on Alibaba stake

Bill Ackman reportedly thinks WeWork could be worthless, noting Japanese investment giant SoftBank "should have walked away" from it.

Bill Ackman believes WeWork is worth 'zero,' FT says

SoftBank is not The We Company, SoftBank is Alibaba. The market seems to have forgotten it which creates an opportunity.

SoftBank Is Trading At A Huge Discount Of 50%

The tech fund is in a high-risk business and has enjoyed many successes. But its very credibility is now at stake

Neumann has escaped the WeWork debacle. But Softbank may not

Masayoshi Son, Marcelo Claure and Ron Fisher are all on the Sprint board and are the three SoftBank executives now calling the shots at WeWork.

SoftBank is taking its Sprint playbook to WeWork, but will need better results

The SoftBank fund responsible for bankrolling WeWork is reportedly dialing back its hallmark high-risk investment strategy.

SoftBank fund that fueled private investing bubble reportedly curbing risk after WeWork debacle

SoftBank has ample funds to endure the pain from its massive bailout of WeWork, analysts said, even as it is reportedly set to write down at least $5 billion due to a slump in the value of the office-sharing startup and some other top holdings. The Japanese conglomerate agreed to offer a $9.5 billion lifeline.

SoftBank to write down minimum $5 billion for WeWork, other losses

By Mike Spector, Joshua Franklin, Greg Roumeliotis and Anirban Sen

How SoftBank made WeWork an offer it had to accept

SoftBank's stock is having its worst week since early August.

SoftBank's stock is having its worst week in nearly three months

SoftBank Group Corp  is poised to write down at least $5 billion to account for a sharp drop in the value of some of its biggest holdings including WeWork and Uber Technologies Inc , Bloomberg reported.

SoftBank to write down minimum $5 billion for WeWork, other losses: Bloomberg

Yesterday, in addressing nervous WeWork employees at an all-hands, the company’s new chairman, SoftBank executive Marcelo Claure, told those gathered that their days of worrying are over, says Recode, which obtained a leaked recording of the meeting. In comments that may stun industry observers who haven’t quite done the math — and upset at least […]

Softbank notes it has now invested $18.5 billion in WeWork, “more than the GDP” of Bolivia, which has 11.5 million people

The co-working firm was rescued by its investors, SoftBank, this week, and now is reported to have planned cuts to stem its losses following its scrapped initial public offer.

WeWork To Slash 4,000 Jobs As It Seeks To Reverse Misfortunes

SoftBank shares continued to slide Thursday after the company announced its massive WeWork bailout.

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