(Reuters) - SoftBank Group will lay off nearly 20% of its Vision Fund team globally as it shifts resources to founder Masayoshi Son’s large-scale artificial intelligence bets in the United States, ...

SoftBank Group Corp.’s Vision Fund is considering cutting as much as 20% of its staff, a person familiar with the matter said, underscoring a shift in Masayoshi Son’s focus to ambitious bets on ...

Softbank reported 421.8 billion yen ($2.87 billion) in its fiscal first quarter. This was driven by investment gains at its Vision Fund tech investing arm. In the fiscal first quarter, SoftBank said ...

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SoftBank said the co-CEO of Vision Fund, Rajeev Misra, will soon step down from his leadership roles at the firm’s flagship technology investment vehicles, marking the departure of one of the Japanese ...

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