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 founder and CEO Masayoshi Son wants to shape the future of technology for centuries to come, but that bold dream may be fading as his Vision Fund stumbles and investors press for much more focus on the present.

Masa Son's big tech dream is fading as more bets sour and key people leave

Brandless, an online store backed by SoftBank Group Corporation (OTC: SFTBY) that sold household goods for $3 each is shutting down.

SoftBank-Backed Online Store Brandless Shutting Down

Brandless is the first startup backed by SoftBank Vision Fund to fail.

SoftBank-backed Brandless to lay off staff, shutter operations

It was a roller coaster ride — a short one. Brandless, a San Francisco-based e-commerce company that made and sold an assortment of “cruelty-free” products in beauty and personal care, household, baby and pet categories has shut its doors less than three years after officially opening them in July 2017.

SoftBank-backed Brandless shuts its doors for good

SoftBank Remains Undervalued As Activist Investors Take Notice

Uber

"Once you start getting away from the media and the craziness and all that the fund's performing well," Claure said.

Softbank's Uber stake is up 18% despite investor complaints, says top executive Marcelo Claure

WeWork Executive Chairman Marcelo Claure said that Neumann didn't walk away with the over $1 billion package that was estimated.

WeWork chairman says it's 'totally false' that ousted CEO Adam Neumann left with $1 billion

Japan's SoftBank Group  is expected to post a slide in profits for the past quarter, deepening concern about its ability to secure funding for a second Vision Fund and giving activist fund Elliott Management more fodder for a shake-up.

SoftBank set for sharp quarterly profit drop amid pressure from Elliott

Ola rolls out its taxi-booking service in London on Monday, as Uber faces the threat of being banned.

SoftBank-backed taxi app Ola launches in London, looking to topple Uber as No. 1 player

The Japanese tech giant may fall well short of its stated goal for a new venture fund.

SoftBank's Stumbles Drive Investors Away From a New Mega-Fund

SoftBank, the technology conglomerate that transformed the venture capital industry and made waves in the technology world with its $100 billion Vision Fund, may not be able to repeat the performance or sustain its revolutionary approach to tech investing, The Wall Street Journal reports. According to the Journal, SoftBank may only be able to raise […]

As its fundraising lags, SoftBank’s second Vision Fund could be near-sighted

Hedge fund and activist investor Elliott Management Corp. expanded its long-held stake in SoftBank Group Corp - ADR (OTC: SFTBY) last year to about 3%, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Elliott Management Raises SoftBank Stake, Pushes For Buybacks, Says Market 'Undervalues' Portfolio

Japanese telecom SoftBank Corp's CEO Ken Miyauchi on Friday welcomed hedge fund Elliott Management's investment in parent SoftBank Group Corp saying the activist investor's assessment of the stock as undervalued was "positive".

Japan telecom SoftBank Corp CEO sees Elliott investment as 'positive'

Hedge fund activist Paul Singer has a new target in his crosshairs: the massive investment firm behind WeWork’s bungled stock debut. Singer’s Elliott Management said it’s amassed a $2.5 billion stake in SoftBank, the Tokyo-based private equity firm that famously backed WeWork’s hard-partying CEO Adam Neumann ahead of the office rental company’s IPO flop in.

Elliott Management amasses $2.5B stake in bruised SoftBank

Hedge fund Elliott Management Corp, one of the world's most powerful activist investors, has amassed a nearly $3 billion stake in SoftBank Group Corp and is pushing for changes to boost the Japanese conglomerate's value, sources said.

Hedge fund Elliott Management builds $3 billion stake in SoftBank: sources

SoftBank is under pressure from a legendary activist investor after a series of bets on money-losing startups backfired on the Japanese tech giant.

SoftBank's big bets have backfired. Now it's under scrutiny from a legendary activist investor

The news sent shares soaring. Here's what investors should know.

1 Activist Investor Wants SoftBank to Repurchase Up to $20 Billion of Its Own Stock

The activist investment firm Elliott Management has steadily amassed a $2.5 billion stake in the headline-grabbing, Japanese technology conglomerate SoftBank even as a series of missteps battered the company’s share price. Famous for its investments in companies like Slack and Uber and infamous for betting billions on the co-working real estate marketplace and development company, […]

Advocating reform, activist investor Elliott Management takes a $2.5B stake in SoftBank

Activist investor Elliott Management Corp. has quietly amassed a stake worth more than $2.5 billion in SoftBank Group Corp.

Elliott Management builds big stake in SoftBank: reports

SoftBank shares jumped almost 10% on the news.

Paul Singer’s Elliott Management Takes Over $2.5 Billion Stake In SoftBank: Report

Activist investor Elliott Management Corp has amassed a stake in SoftBank Group  and is discussing ways it could boost the value of the Japanese conglomerate, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.

Elliott Management builds stake in SoftBank: sources

The report added top staffers from Elliott have met with SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son along with some of his deputies.

Paul Singer's Elliott Management invests more than $2.5 billion in SoftBank, report says

Alphabet

Alphabet-owned Loon, the company that had been focused on delivering internet communications to remote areas via stratospheric balloons, has completed development work on a new payload for partner HAPSMobile, a subsidiary of SoftBank that’s building high-altitude solar-powered uncrewed aircraft. The two companies jointly adapted the communications technology that enables Loon’s balloons to beam communications networks […]

Alphabet’s Loon and SoftBank’s HAPSMobile turn solar-powered drones into flying cell towers

While the software industry is getting better at understanding – and driving – sustainable growth, it must not compromise on the growth-at-all-costs mindset. Pushing a company to the max is immensely tough, but it is what gives anyone building SaaS a chance of survival.

SoftBank's Growth-At-All-Costs Is The Only Way You'll Keep Your SaaS Company Alive

Fearing weak fundraising options in the wake of the WeWork implosion, late stage startups are tightening their belts. The latest is another Softbank-funded company, joining Zume Pizza (80% of staff laid off), Wag (80%+),  Fair (40%), Getaround (25%), Rappi (6%), and Oyo (5%) that have all cut staff to slow their burn rate and reduce […]

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