SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son has relied heavily on local investors, particularly individuals, to raise capital
Yahoo Japan is a consolidated subsidiary of telco SoftBank Corp, which in turn is controlled by tech conglomerate SoftBank Group Corp
From the findings of RBI's annual report to government's plan to fast-track Make in India plan, here are the top business headlines for Friday
Alibaba is likely to reserve resources for existing portfolio
The loans are likely to have an interest rate of about 5%
From SoftBank eyeing stake in Airtel's telecom biz and other assets to Anil Agarwal's expression of interest to revive Jet Airways, here are the top 10 business headlines for Monday
Talks are in initial stages for direct or indirect holding in telco or other assets
SoftBank wants to raise a new massive fund every two or three years to take advantage of opportunities he sees in cutting-edge technologies
SoftBank, OYO's largest investor, already owns 46% in the Gurugram-based company
SoftBank Group Corp.'s $100 billion Vision Fund has 82 companies in its portfolio who delve into areas from satellites and autonomous driving to chips and cancer detection
The panel, known as CFIUS, approved the investment based on fresh assurances that Cruise's technology would be completely off limits to SoftBank
Five-year-old Medlife, which does 20,000 medicine deliveries a day, is seeking a valuation of around $430 million, say sources
The deal was first unveiled in 2016 and was slated for June
Son has referred to the value of the Alibaba stake to argue that SoftBank Group's shares are undervalued
Uber opened at $42, or 6.7% below its $45 IPO price. Shortly after, it slid to $41.06
Masayoshi Son-led SoftBank recorded a 154.2-billion yen valuation gain in OYO
SoftBank holds stakes in all of the world's biggest ride-hailing companies and scores of other high-profile startups
Masayoshi Son, SoftBank's founder and chief executive officer, has been deal-making at a fast pace
Japanese conglomerate secures 5.6% holding in bonds deal
This comes on the back of reports of Saudi giant Aramco in discussions to buy a 25 per cent stake in Reliance Industries' refining and petrochemical business for $10-15 billion.