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Trump announced: SoftBank plans to invest 100 billion dollars in the U.S., creating 0.1 million jobs.
This is the highest-level commitment by foreign companies to expand their investment in the U.S. since Trump's election win. Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son has joined many technology executives in hoping to win the favor of the Trump administration.
WeWork Gives Up Singapore Locations in Sign of Co-Working Woes
SoftBank Group's latest quarter investment business shines: selling shares of Alibaba and T-Mobile, Vision Fund profits soar.
①In the second quarter, SoftBank Group's net income attributable to owners reached 1005.3 billion Japanese yen, a significant increase compared to -1408.7 billion Japanese yen in the same period of 2023; ②SoftBank Vision Fund realized investment gains of 128.01 billion Japanese yen and 56.62 billion Japanese yen from selling Alibaba and T-Mobile respectively.
After Bankruptcy In US, WeWork Plans IPO For Indian Arm At Over $2B Valuation: Report
WeWork Launches Network of Coworking Partner Locations in Collaboration With Vast Coworking Group
Correction to Sonder Tries to Dodge WeWork Plight Article on Oct. 2 -- WSJ