News for SoftBank Group Corp. (SOFTN.MX)

This week told a familiar story with fresh twists—inflation isn't backing down, and global tensions are once again steering the market mood. The latest data ...

Masayoshi Son, the CEO of SoftBank Group Corp., has revealed a broad framework for his succession plan, addressing investors' concerns. During an annual shareho

Summary: SoftBank's CEO, Masayoshi Son, is planning a leadership transition. Potential successors hail from the tech and telecom sectors. An official

While the concept of online retailers using videos to boost sales has been around for years, Flipkart hopes this strategy will give it an edge over rivals like Amazon.com Inc. and Reliance Industries Ltd. in India. The world’s most-populous country has about 650 million smartphone users — of whom over 270 million make purchases online, making it the second-largest e-retail market ahead of the US.

Flipkart India Pvt uses social videos to convert young consumers into loyal customers, gaining an edge over rivals.

Masayoshi Son said he plans to hand over the reins of SoftBank Group Corp. to someone within the technology and telecom group, addressing what may be the single biggest concern among investors and business partners.

Analyzing the Latest N-PORT Filing for Q2 2025 Hennessy Japan Fund (Trades, Portfolio) recently submitted its N-PORT filing for the second quarter of 2025, off

SoftBank explores tax breaks for U.S. industrial park project, seeks TSMC involvement, declines to comment on details.

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SoftBank Group Corp. (SFTBY) is planning Project Crystal Land, a $1 trillion industrial complex in Arizona focused on AI and robotics manufacturing, aiming to establish a major technology hub. The company seeks to partner with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) (TSM), though TSMC’s role is unclear, and its participation is…

A Kantar survey reveals a significant shift in Indian media consumption, with 23% relying solely on mobile phones for entertainment in early 2025, up from 15% in 2023. This trend, driven by affordable smartphones and data plans, benefits companies like Netflix and Starlink seeking growth in India. Surging e-commerce further expands digital access, particularly in rural areas, impacting various industries.

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SoftBank Group raised $4.8 billion by selling its stake in T-Mobile US to fund AI investments. The company's founder, Masayoshi Son, aims to create AI reasoning that is superior to humans.

Softbank (SFTBF) has sold 21.5 million shares of T-Mobile, valued at $224 each, generating approximately $4.8 billion. This decision aligns with Softbank's foun

Lenskart, India's largest eyewear maker, is preparing for a $1 billion IPO, aiming for a $10 billion valuation.

Summary: SoftBank Group Corp. (SFTBY) strategically divests T-Mobile US shares, aligning with its AI development goals. The sale generated around $4.8 bi

Japan's SoftBank Group Corp. (OTC: SFTBY) is looking to raise $4.9 billion via a sizable overnight stake sale involving one of its highest-profile legacy holdings.