TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's SoftBank Group swung to a 1.18 trillion yen ($7.7 billion) net profit in the three months to ...

The Vision Fund, known for its high-risk, tech-heavy investments, contributed to this turnaround with a $3.95 billion profit.

Two years ago, Misra stepped back from his central role in the company, and spent more time on his own investment fund, OneIM ...

Misra's exit marks the end of his formal role at SoftBank, although he will continue to be involved in the investment world ...

When it comes to major tech investment, Gulf states have a chequered record. The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, after all, sank $60 billion into Masayoshi Son’s first Vision Fund, for ...

Misra was also one of the key architects of the initial Vision Fund along with Masayoshi Son. He was one of the early bettors ...

Masayoshi Son has an excellent track record of building value and expanding the company. An investment in SoftBank offers minority shareholders an opportunity to invest alongside him. Investors ...

Japanese multinational investment firm SoftBank reported a revenue of ¥1.18 trillion ($7.7 billion) in the previous quarter, ...

The Japanese firm posted a $7.7 billion quarterly profit and is ready to chase fresh profits with new AI bets and IPOs.

Furthermore, SoftBank’s Vision Fund 2 made a notable $500 million investment ... The company was founded by Masayoshi Son on September 3, 1981 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Read More on SFTBF: ...

SoftBank Group reported second-quarter net profit of 1.180 trillion yen, equivalent to $7.68 billion, compared with a net loss of Y931.11 billion a year earlier. That was sharply higher than the ...