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Overview

SoftBank Group Corp. is a Japanese multinational investment holding company headquartered in Minato, Tokyo. Founded by Masayoshi Son in 1981, it began as a distributor and publisher of computer software and technology magazines before evolving into one of the world’s most prominent technology investors. The group’s activities have included telecommunications, broadband, internet services, e-commerce, semiconductors, robotics, artificial intelligence, logistics, transportation, financial technology, real estate and shared offices. The company’s early expansion was built around technology media and strategic investments. It became a public company in 1994, acquired Ziff Davis’s publishing operations in the United States, and formed a joint venture with Yahoo that became Yahoo Japan, now part of LY Corporation. SoftBank’s early internet investments gave it exposure to the growth of the Asian digital economy, most notably through its investment in Alibaba. That holding later became one of the most valuable technology investments in corporate history and helped finance further expansion. SoftBank entered Japanese mobile telecommunications through the 2006 acquisition of Vodafone Japan. The business was renamed SoftBank Mobile and became the foundation of the modern SoftBank telecommunications operation. The group subsequently expanded internationally through the acquisition of stakes in Sprint in the United States, Arm Holdings in the United Kingdom, and a range of consumer-internet and technology companies. It also acquired or supported businesses such as Supercell, WeWork, Uber, Coupang, DoorDash, Grab, Flipkart, Paytm, OYO and other high-growth companies. The group’s investment profile changed substantially after the creation of the SoftBank Vision Fund in 2017. Capital from SoftBank and external investors, including Middle Eastern sovereign wealth institutions and major technology companies, was deployed into late-stage technology companies at unprecedented scale. The strategy emphasized companies expected to benefit from network effects, artificial intelligence, automation and the digitization of consumer and business services. The fund’s size and investment pace made SoftBank a defining force in global venture and growth investing, while also exposing the group to substantial valuation volatility and losses when high-growth technology markets weakened. SoftBank Group is distinct from SoftBank Corp., the separately listed Japanese telecommunications company that was spun out through an initial public offering in 2018. SoftBank Group remains the parent investment holding company and retains exposure to telecommunications through its ownership of SoftBank Corp., while its broader portfolio is managed through investment subsidiaries and funds. Arm, acquired in 2016 and later listed again in the United States, is one of the group’s most strategically important semiconductor assets. The company is strongly associated with Son, who has served as its dominant strategic leader and largest shareholder. His approach combines telecommunications ownership, concentrated technology investments and long-term bets on artificial intelligence and computing infrastructure. This approach has produced both exceptional gains and highly visible setbacks, including losses connected with WeWork and other portfolio companies. In 2025, SoftBank, OpenAI, Oracle and MGX announced Stargate, a proposed large-scale artificial-intelligence infrastructure initiative in the United States. The announcement reflected SoftBank’s continuing shift toward AI infrastructure, advanced computing and semiconductor-related opportunities. Today, SoftBank Group’s principal identity is that of a technology-focused investment platform rather than a conventional telecom operator. Its portfolio and fund commitments span multiple regions and sectors, and its reported results can vary significantly with public-market prices, private-company valuations, asset sales and inve…

History

SoftBank was founded on 3 September 1981 by Masayoshi Son, initially operating as a software distributor. It entered technology publishing in 1982 with computer magazines covering NEC and Sharp platforms. The publishing business became an important source of influence in Japan’s personal-computer industry, and SoftBank later expanded into trade shows and international technology media. The company went public in 1994 and soon accelerated its overseas expansion. It acquired Ziff Davis publishing assets in 1995 and purchased COMDEX, a major computer trade show, in 1995. During the second half of the decade, Son shifted the company toward internet businesses and strategic equity investments. SoftBank created a joint venture with Yahoo in 1996 that became Yahoo Japan, and it acquired a large stake in Kingston Technology before later selling the business back to its founders. In 2000, SoftBank invested in Alibaba, then a young Chinese internet company. The investment became the group’s most important historic financial success. SoftBank reorganized as a holding company in 1999 and continued building a portfolio across communications, internet services and entertainment. It acquired the Fukuoka Daiei Hawks baseball team in 2005, later known as the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks. In 2006, it agreed to acquire Vodafone Japan. The transaction gave SoftBank a nationwide mobile telecommunications platform, which was rebranded SoftBank Mobile in October of that year. During the 2010s, SoftBank pursued international scale. It acquired eAccess and integrated related mobile operations with Willcom and Ymobile. In 2013, it agreed to acquire control of Sprint in the United States, completing the transaction after regulatory approval in 2013. SoftBank also invested in mobile games, Indian e-commerce and ride-hailing companies, and acquired control of French robotics company Aldebaran Robotics, which became SoftBank Robotics. SoftBank and Aldebaran developed Pepper, a humanoid robot marketed for commercial and customer-service settings. In 2016, SoftBank sold its stake in Supercell to Tencent and completed the acquisition of Arm Holdings for more than $30 billion. Arm gave the group control of a globally important semiconductor architecture and strengthened its exposure to mobile computing, embedded systems and energy-efficient processors. That year, SoftBank also announced a proposed investment in United States businesses following a meeting between Son and the incoming U.S. president. The group’s most consequential transformation came in 2017 with the creation of the SoftBank Vision Fund. Backed principally by SoftBank and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, with participation from other investors, the fund pursued large investments in late-stage technology companies. It invested in businesses including WeWork, Uber, DoorDash, Auto1, Opendoor and numerous companies in India, China and Southeast Asia. SoftBank also acquired Boston Dynamics from Alphabet and expanded its interests in robotics and automation. The investment strategy generated major gains in some holdings but also substantial losses and criticism. The collapse in the valuation of several highly funded technology companies exposed the risks of aggressive growth investing, concentrated positions and private-market valuations. The WeWork investment became especially problematic after the company’s failed 2019 public offering and subsequent financial distress. SoftBank launched plans for a second Vision Fund in 2019, although the scale and availability of outside capital were affected by changing market conditions. In 2018, SoftBank listed SoftBank Corp., its Japanese telecommunications subsidiary, while retaining the investment-group identity at the parent level. The group’s name was changed from SoftBank Corp. to SoftBank Group Corp. in 2015, while the operating telecom company adopted the SoftBank Corp. name. Subsequent years focused on portfolio management, asset sales, balance-sheet protection and the repositioning of the group around artificial intelligence and computing. Arm was transferred into the public markets through a 2023 listing in the United States, although SoftBank retained a controlling interest. The listing reinforced Arm’s importance to the group and gave SoftBank a liquid strategic asset linked to the growth of AI-enabled computing. In January 2025, SoftBank joined OpenAI, Oracle and MGX in announcing Stargate, a proposed U.S. AI infrastructure project. The announcement illustrated the group’s continuing effort to move from venture investing toward large-scale AI infrastructure, semiconductors and computing capacity.

  • 2025

    Stargate AI infrastructure initiative announced

    [1]

    SoftBank joins OpenAI, Oracle and MGX in announcing a proposed large-scale U.S. AI infrastructure project.

  • 2023

    Arm returns to public markets

    [4]

    Arm completed a public offering in the United States, while SoftBank Group remained its controlling shareholder.

  • 2018

    SoftBank Corp. IPO

    [1]

    The Japanese telecommunications subsidiary is separately listed, distinguishing it from SoftBank Group’s investment-holding structure. The Japanese telecommunications subsidiary was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, separating the public-market identities of the carrier and the investment parent.

  • 2017

    SoftBank Vision Fund launches

    [1]

    The group launched a large technology investment fund focused on artificial intelligence and related sectors.

  • 2016

    Arm Holdings acquisition

    [1]

    SoftBank announced its acquisition of Arm Holdings, giving the group a major position in semiconductor intellectual property.

  • 2015

    Parent renamed SoftBank Group

    [1]

    The parent company adopted the SoftBank Group name, while the mobile operating company became SoftBank Corp.

  • 2013

    Sprint acquisition

    [1]

    SoftBank acquires control of U.S. wireless carrier Sprint.

  • 2008

    iPhone introduced through SoftBank in Japan

    [1]

    SoftBank became the Japanese carrier associated with the initial domestic distribution of Apple’s iPhone, strengthening its consumer technology positioning.

  • 2006

    Vodafone Japan acquisition

    [1]

    SoftBank acquired Vodafone’s Japanese mobile operation and entered the national mobile telecommunications market.

  • 2005

    Fukuoka baseball team acquired

    [1]

    SoftBank acquired the Fukuoka Daiei Hawks, later renamed the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks.

Products and positioning

A global technology investment group pursuing large-scale, long-horizon positions in artificial intelligence, computing, telecommunications and digital platforms.

  • Technology investment fund · 2017

    SoftBank Vision Fund

    SoftBank’s flagship technology investment platform, created to provide very large amounts of growth capital to companies in artificial intelligence, communications, software, logistics, financial technology, mobility and other digital sectors. Its portfolio approach made SoftBank one of the most influential investors in late-stage technology companies, while its exposure to private valuations also produced significant volatility. A large-scale investment platform established by SoftBank Group to invest in technology companies, particularly businesses connected with artificial intelligence, automation, transportation, financial technology, logistics and software. The fund became one of the most visible symbols of SoftBank’s shift from telecommunications toward global technology investing. Its portfolio has included both highly successful companies and businesses whose valuations declined sharply during later market corrections.

  • Semiconductor technology

    Arm Holdings

    Arm designs processor architectures and related technology licensed by semiconductor manufacturers and technology companies. Its designs are widely used in mobile devices, embedded systems and increasingly in data-center and AI applications. SoftBank acquired Arm in 2016 and retained control after Arm returned to public markets in 2023.

  • Telecommunications · 2006

    SoftBank telecommunications operations

    SoftBank Group’s telecommunications exposure is centered on SoftBank Corp., the separately listed Japanese operating company formed from the group’s domestic mobile and broadband businesses. The operation provides mobile, broadband and related digital services in Japan and traces its corporate origins to SoftBank’s acquisition of Vodafone Japan.

  • Robotics · 2014

    Pepper

    Pepper is a humanoid robot developed by SoftBank Robotics and Aldebaran Robotics for interaction with people in commercial, educational and customer-service environments. It was presented as a platform for human-robot communication rather than a general-purpose industrial machine.

  • Artificial-intelligence infrastructure · 2025

    Stargate

    Stargate is a proposed AI infrastructure initiative announced by SoftBank, OpenAI, Oracle and MGX. The project is intended to support large-scale computing and data-center capacity in the United States and reflects SoftBank’s strategic emphasis on AI infrastructure.

  • Semiconductor intellectual property · 1990

    Arm

    Arm develops processor architectures and licenses semiconductor intellectual property rather than primarily manufacturing chips itself. Its designs are widely used in mobile devices, embedded systems and other computing products. SoftBank acquired Arm in 2016 and has treated it as a strategic asset in the growth of connected computing, cloud infrastructure and artificial intelligence.

  • Mobile, broadband and enterprise communications · 2006

    SoftBank Corp. telecommunications

    SoftBank Corp. is the group’s separately listed Japanese telecommunications subsidiary. It provides mobile communications, broadband, fixed-line services, enterprise connectivity and information-technology solutions. The operating company should not be confused with SoftBank Group Corp., the listed parent whose principal role is investment and strategic portfolio management.

  • Strategic investments · 1981

    Technology investment portfolio

    SoftBank Group invests in and manages interests across internet platforms, e-commerce, digital payments, software, robotics, logistics, transportation, financial technology and artificial intelligence. The portfolio changes through acquisitions, public offerings, secondary sales and restructurings, so individual holdings and ownership levels vary over time.

Controversies

  • 2023

    WeWork bankruptcy

    WeWork’s bankruptcy filing highlighted the substantial risks of SoftBank’s earlier investment strategy in highly valued, loss-making technology companies.

    Source

  • 2021

    SoftBank sues Rakuten over alleged use of leaked 5G information

    SoftBank said it filed a damages suit against Rakuten Mobile and a former employee, alleging they illegally used SoftBank's 5G network technology information leaked by the former employee.

    Source

  • 2021

    Didi Mobility and SoftBank fined over joint venture

    China's State Administration for Market Regulation fined Didi Mobility Pte. Ltd. and SoftBank Corp. RMB 500,000 each for implementing a joint venture without filing. The authority said the concentration did not have the effect of eliminating or restricting competition.

    Source

  • 2021

    US FTC investigates Nvidia’s proposed Arm acquisition

    The US Federal Trade Commission began requesting information from third parties and sought additional information from SoftBank, Nvidia and Arm as part of a follow-up investigation into Nvidia’s proposed acquisition of Arm. The article characterizes the inquiry as an antitrust investigation.

    Source

  • 2020

    WeWork sues SoftBank over terminated rescue plan

    WeWork sued SoftBank in a Delaware court, claiming that SoftBank breached its contractual obligations by backing out of a $3 billion rescue plan. The complaint alleges that SoftBank acted after receiving most of the benefits under the deal; these are allegations reported in the source, not a court determination.

    Source

  • 2020

    We Company directors sue SoftBank over tender offer commitment

    Two We Company directors, acting in the name of its special committee, sued SoftBank Group on April 7, alleging that it breached its commitment to make a tender offer. SoftBank disputed the allegations and said it would contest them in court.

    Source

  • 2019

    WeWork investment and failed public offering

    SoftBank became closely associated with WeWork’s unsuccessful attempt to go public after concerns about governance, losses, valuation and the company’s business model led to the withdrawal of its offering. SoftBank subsequently provided further financial support and became central to the company’s restructuring.

    Source

  • 2019

    Former employee files lawsuit against WeWork and SoftBank

    Former WeWork employee Natalie Sojka filed a class-action lawsuit contesting WeWork's alleged breach of workers' stock options and also suing majority stakeholder SoftBank over its purchase of Adam Neumann's stock amid the IPO cancellation. WeWork said it believes the lawsuit is meritless.

    Source

  • 2019

    Shareholder sues over Adam Neumann exit package

    A WeWork shareholder filed a lawsuit over the nearly $1.7 billion exit package approved for former co-founder Adam Neumann. The lawsuit alleges that Neumann and SoftBank abused their control of the company to approve the deal at the expense of smaller shareholders. WeWork called the claims meritless.

    Source

  • 2019

    Intel files antitrust lawsuit over Fortress patent practices

    Intel filed an antitrust lawsuit in federal court in California, alleging that a SoftBank subsidiary, Fortress Investment Group, hoarded patents to pursue lawsuits and hinder other technology companies. The source does not provide a calendar date for the filing.

    Source

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Marketing campaigns

  • 2021Individual-investor and shareholder engagement

    Japan

    SoftBank increased direct communication with individual investors through shareholder events, investor briefings and in-person presentations. The effort aimed to explain the distinction between SoftBank Corp. and SoftBank Group and to present the group’s technology and investment strategy.

    Outcome. The program created additional face-to-face channels for explaining the group’s structure and investment thesis to retail investors.

    Source
  • 2017SoftBank Team Japan at the America's Cup

    United States · Japan · International

    SoftBank participated in the 2017 America’s Cup through SoftBank Team Japan, associating the corporate name with an international sailing competition and technology-oriented sports sponsorship.

    Outcome. The sponsorship provided international brand exposure, although it was not a core operating business.

    Source
  • 2016White Family advertising campaign

    Japan

    SoftBank’s long-running White Family television campaign used a fictional family and a white dog as recurring characters. The creative approach emphasized humor, family relationships and everyday life while communicating mobile offers and services.

    Outcome. The campaign became one of the company’s most recognizable Japanese advertising properties and supported broad consumer brand awareness.

    Source
  • 2016SoftBank Ads Platform

    Japan

    SoftBank introduced an advertising platform developed with MicroAd and Geniee, combining audience data, advertising distribution and marketing support. The initiative sought to use the group’s customer and media relationships for more targeted digital advertising.

    Outcome. The platform expanded SoftBank’s role from telecommunications provider toward data-driven advertising and marketing services.

    Source
  • 2010SoftBank mobile brand campaign featuring Ayumi Hamasaki

    Japan

    SoftBank used Japanese pop artist Ayumi Hamasaki as a commercial spokesperson in a high-profile campaign for its mobile telecommunications brand.

    Outcome. Brand-building campaign for the Japanese mobile business.

    Source
  • 2008iPhone distribution in Japan

    Japan

    SoftBank used its agreement to distribute the iPhone in Japan as a major consumer-acquisition and brand-building initiative. The offering linked the carrier to a globally recognized premium device and supported its image as an innovative challenger in Japanese mobile communications.

    Outcome. The initiative strengthened SoftBank’s visibility among smartphone users and became an important part of its competitive positioning.

    Source

Brand decisions

  • 2025

    Announce Stargate AI infrastructure initiativeStrategy

    Background

    SoftBank increasingly emphasized artificial intelligence, computing capacity and infrastructure rather than only consumer internet investments.

    Action taken

    SoftBank joined OpenAI, Oracle and MGX in announcing a proposed U.S. AI infrastructure system.

    Aftermath

    The announcement positioned SoftBank as a prospective financier and strategic participant in large-scale AI infrastructure.

    Source

  • 2023

    Emphasize artificial intelligence and ArmStrategy

    Background

    Weak technology valuations and large Vision Fund losses encouraged a more concentrated focus on strategic assets and artificial-intelligence infrastructure.

    Action taken

    SoftBank emphasized Arm and AI-related opportunities while continuing to manage and monetize other portfolio holdings.

    Aftermath

    Arm became an increasingly important public-market representation of SoftBank’s AI and computing strategy.

    Source

  • 2018

    List SoftBank Corp.Strategy

    Background

    SoftBank Group sought to raise capital and clarify the difference between its Japanese telecommunications operation and its global investment activities.

    Action taken

    SoftBank Corp. was listed separately in Japan. The parent sold shares in SoftBank Corp. in a major Tokyo Stock Exchange listing.

    Aftermath

    SoftBank Group continued as the parent investment holding company while SoftBank Corp. operated as a separately listed affiliate.

    Source

  • 2017

    Launch the SoftBank Vision FundStrategy

    Background

    Son sought to deploy capital at a scale suited to rapidly expanding technology companies. SoftBank believed that artificial intelligence and related technologies would produce a large new generation of technology companies.

    Action taken

    SoftBank created a large technology investment fund with institutional and sovereign investors. The group established a large investment fund designed to make substantial investments in technology businesses worldwide.

    Aftermath

    The fund increased SoftBank’s global influence and investment capacity but also made group results more exposed to private-company valuations and technology-market downturns.

    Source

  • 2016

    Acquire Arm HoldingsM&A

    Background

    SoftBank identified semiconductor architecture as a strategic foundation for mobile, connected and future computing.

    Action taken

    The group acquired Arm Holdings and made it a core technology asset. The group agreed to acquire Arm Holdings and completed the transaction in September 2016.

    Aftermath

    Arm became central to SoftBank’s semiconductor and AI strategy and was later relisted while remaining controlled by SoftBank.

    Source

  • 2013

    Take control of SprintM&A

    Background

    SoftBank pursued international telecommunications scale through the U.S. wireless market.

    Action taken

    It acquired a controlling interest in Sprint after U.S. regulatory approval.

    Aftermath

    Sprint later became part of T-Mobile US, ending SoftBank’s direct control of the U.S. carrier.

    Source

  • 2006

    Acquire Vodafone JapanM&A

    Background

    SoftBank sought to enter Japan’s national mobile market and compete with established telecommunications operators.

    Action taken

    The group acquired Vodafone’s Japanese operation and reorganized it under the SoftBank brand.

    Aftermath

    The transaction established the telecommunications platform that later became SoftBank Corp. The transaction created the foundation of the modern SoftBank mobile business and gave the group a major recurring operating business.

    Source

Recent events

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    SoftBank, MOL and e5 sign maritime broadband MoU[27]

    SoftBank, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and e5 Inc. signed a memorandum of understanding to promote maritime broadband communications using OneWeb satellites, including studying maritime digitization use cases and demonstrating satellite antennas on MOL-operated ferries.

  • Reported

    SoftBank announces planned $50 billion investment in Malaysia[28]

    SoftBank Group plans to invest $50 billion in Malaysia’s technology sector, focusing on artificial intelligence, new technologies and data centers, according to a report citing Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    SoftBank Group sells 71.5% of its TSMC stake and buys Capital One and Life360 shares in Q2[29]

    SoftBank Group adjusted its equity portfolio in the second quarter, selling 1.4 million TSMC shares for about $269.8 million, roughly 71.5% of its TSMC holding, while newly buying 276,811 Capital One shares worth about $55.5 million and 10,718 Life360 shares worth about $488,500 as of the end of June, per its 13F filing.

  • Reported

    OpenAI signs 20-year data center lease with SoftBank's SB Energy for PORTS-Pike campus[30]

    OpenAI signed a 20-year lease with SoftBank's energy developer SB Energy on August 17, 2026, to lease about 8 IT-GW of AI compute capacity at the PORTS-Pike campus in Pike County, Ohio, with the campus planned for about 10GW of data center capacity and at least 10GW of new power generation.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    SoftBank Group to acquire DigitalBridge for $4 billion[31]

    SoftBank Group has agreed to acquire DigitalBridge Group, Inc., a US alternative asset manager focused on digital infrastructure, at an enterprise value of approximately $4 billion, or $16 per share in cash. The deal, unanimously approved by DigitalBridge's board, is expected to close in the second half of 2026 subject to regulatory approvals, with DigitalBridge continuing to operate as an independent managed platform led by CEO Marc Ganzi.

  • Reported

    SoftBank to acquire ABB's robotics business for US$5.375 billion[32]

    SoftBank Group and ABB announced an agreement on October 8, 2025 for SoftBank to acquire ABB's robotics business for a total of US$5.375 billion, with completion expected in mid-to-late 2026. Speaking at the China International Industry Fair on October 12, 2026, ABB Robotics China president Han Chen said the transaction was progressing well with all processes advancing normally, remained within the preset time window, and would not affect ABB Robotics' strategy or its commitments in the Chinese market.

  • General Motors to acquire SoftBank's stake in Cruise[33]

    General Motors announced it would acquire SoftBank's stake in Cruise for $2.1 billion and replace the additional $1.35 billion investment SoftBank Vision Fund had committed to Cruise. GM said its total investment would be $3.45 billion, and it would own about 80% of Cruise after the transaction closes.

  • Nvidia-Arm acquisition deal falls through[34]

    Nvidia abandoned its planned acquisition of Arm from SoftBank, ending the proposed deal, according to the report.

  • Reported

    Nvidia abandons acquisition of Arm[35]

    Nvidia abandoned its proposed acquisition of Arm at a board meeting on February 7. The report says regulators in the United States, United Kingdom and European Union had raised competition concerns; SoftBank was due to receive a termination fee.

  • Reported

    Cruise announces additional $1.35 billion in funding[36]

    Cruise announced that it had raised an additional $1.35 billion in funding from existing investor SoftBank to help scale its service.

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  74. 74软银出售其持有的大部分T-Mobile US股份afr.com
  75. 75Bango在Amazon.co.jp启用SoftBank运营商计费prnewswire.com
  76. 76愿景基金筹备裁员计划thenationalnews.com
  77. 77软银推出 Opportunity Growth Fundtechcrunch.com
  78. 78马云退出软银集团董事会tech.sina.com.cn
  79. 79软银将推荐三名新董事tech.sina.com.cn
  80. 80亚当·诺伊曼就WeWork股票交易取消起诉软银latimes.com
  81. 81软银放弃对WeWork的要约收购finance.sina.com.cn
  82. 82软银公布资产变现计划finance.sina.com.cn
  83. 83软银宣布计划在日本推出5G服务tech.sina.com.cn
  84. 84FirstCry 获得 SoftBank 约 4 亿美元融资business-standard.com
  85. 85Bear Robotics完成3200万美元A轮融资tech.sina.com.cn
  86. 86软银宣布柳井正将退出董事会tech.sina.com.cn
  87. 87软银向 Lenskart 投资约 2.31 亿美元retail.economictimes.indiatimes.com
  88. 88LG在日本推出G8X ThinQ智能手机gulfnews.com
  89. 89Konfío完成1亿美元D轮融资news.crunchbase.com
  90. 90软银启动30亿美元WeWork股票要约收购japantimes.co.jp
  91. 91Ualá完成1.5亿美元C轮融资coinspeaker.com
  92. 92Paytm融资10亿美元thehindu.com
  93. 93软银在美国推出 Whiz 订阅服务tech.sina.com.cn
  94. 94软银宣布在北美推出Whiztech.sina.com.cn
  95. 95软银公布季度亏损world.people.com.cn
  96. 96“爱情长跑”失败告终：软银与英伟达终止ARM收购交易finance.sina.com.cn
  97. 97不止12.5亿美元 英伟达终止收购Arm损失13.6亿美元finance.sina.com.cn
  98. 98撤回30亿美元股权收购计划后 WeWork成立特别委员会起诉软银finance.sina.com.cn
  99. 99撤回30亿美元股权收购计划后 WeWork创始人起诉软银finance.sina.com.cn
  100. 100尘埃落定 NVIDIA巨资收购Arm会带来什么？ 原创server.zhiding.cn
  101. 101官宣：NVIDIA 终止对 ARM 的收购itbear.com.cn
  102. 102豪掷400亿美元收购Arm 英伟达欲打造“AI时代的顶级计算公司”tech.sina.com.cn
  103. 103黄了！英伟达(NVDA.US)放弃收购ARM，软银将寻求年底前推动ARM上市finance.sina.com.cn
  104. 104晶片史上最大交易案 英美歐盟都阻止 輝達收購Arm破局 再賠軟銀348億 | 財經 | Newtalk新聞newtalk.tw
  105. 105七年三次易主，估值仅剩三分之一：韩国现代宣布收购波士顿动力finance.sina.com.cn
  106. 106搶頭香！日本軟銀宣布3/27推出5G服務 | 科技 | Newtalk新聞newtalk.tw
  107. 107确认！WeWork融资方案：软银提供50亿美元新融资，向WeWork现股东发收购要约finance.sina.com.cn
  108. 108日本软银宣布3月27日起推出5G商用服务tech.sina.com.cn
  109. 109日本软银宣布3月27日起推出5G商用服务rfidworld.com.cn
  110. 110软银放弃对WeWork30亿美元要约收购，股东或会起诉finance.sina.com.cn
  111. 111软银放弃收购30亿美元WeWork股份tech.cnr.cn
  112. 112软银和WeWork创始人达成4.45亿美元资产的和解协议finance.sina.com.cn
  113. 113软银集团宣布把Arm出售给英伟达 交易价值400亿美元chinaz.com
  114. 114软银集团CEO孙正义退出阿里巴巴董事会_阿里巴巴(usbaba)股吧_东方财富网股吧guba.eastmoney.com
  115. 115软银靠收购的专利牟利 被英特尔起诉finance.sina.com.cn
  116. 116软银投资WeWork亏损477亿元，创始人诺伊曼起诉软银tech.sina.com.cn
  117. 117软银选择诺基亚5G解决方案 推出5G SA网络服务支持finance.sina.com.cn
  118. 118软银正式官宣 马云辞去软银董事会职务news.zol.com.cn
  119. 119軟銀宣布英偉達將收購ARM引關注 - 香港文匯報wenweipo.com
  120. 120史上最大芯片并购：英伟达近400亿美元从软银收购ARMtech.sina.com.cn
  121. 121孙正义辞去软银董事长职位 将由CEO宫内谦进行接替finance.sina.com.cn
  122. 122外媒：英伟达收购ARM的交易计划已告吹finance.sina.com.cn
  123. 123现代集团11亿美元收购波士顿动力控股权auto.sina.com.cn
  124. 124英伟达(NVDA.US)斥巨资收购ARM获投行看好，但分析师警告交易仍存变数_个股资讯_市场_中金在线sc.stock.cnfol.com
  125. 125英伟达400亿美元收购ARM，或进军CPU领域直面英特尔chinaz.com
  126. 126英伟达400亿美元收购ARM，或进军CPU领域直面英特尔-钛媒体官方网站tmtpost.com
  127. 127英伟达弃购ARM，半导体史上最大收购案告吹finance.sina.com.cn
  128. 128英伟达收购失败 Arm将独立IPOfinance.sina.com.cn
  129. 129英伟达收购Arm被曝已告吹，赔上12.5亿美元分手费：英美欧盟齐反对finance.sina.com.cn
  130. 130英伟达收购ARM后 华为海思们如何迎战这场严峻“硬仗”？tech.sina.com.cn
  131. 131英伟达收购Arm计划落空，跨国半导体并购难再现？｜硅基世界-钛媒体官方网站tmtpost.com
  132. 132英伟达收购Arm引发中国芯片企业广泛忧虑tech.sina.com.cn
  133. 133英伟达宣布400亿美元收购软银ARM_国际财经_财经_中金在线news.cnfol.com
  134. 134英伟达宣布400亿美元收购ARM 有待英美中欧监管批准tech.sina.com.cn
  135. 135英伟达宣布终止收购ARM 软银白赚12.5亿美元diy.zol.com.cn
  136. 136英伟达宣布终止收购ARM，12.5亿打水漂_博客_东方财富网blog.eastmoney.com
  137. 137英伟达终止 660 亿美元收购 ARM 的交易finance.sina.com.cn
  138. 138优衣库创始人退出软银董事会epochtimes.com
  139. 139扎心！软银撤回对WeWork的30亿美元收购要约chinaz.com
  140. 140重塑半导体领域格局？英伟达将收购 ARM，交易价400亿美元tech.sina.com.cn
  141. 141Argentina-based Mobile Payments Fintech Ualá Raises $150 Million Via Series C Investment Round | Crowdfund Insidercrowdfundinsider.com
  142. 142Arm宣布任命为新任首席执行官：为IPO进行准备工作chinaz.com
  143. 143Blockdaemon Blockchain Infrastructure Firm Raises $155M from SoftBank Vision Fund 2 in Series B Funding Round - Coinspeakercoinspeaker.com
  144. 144Coworking company WeWork sues its biggest investor SoftBank; alleges breach of contractfinancialexpress.com
  145. 145Daily Crunch: Amazon announces new warehouse safety steps | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com
  146. 146Deals Buzz: Virtuous Retail acquires three malls for $500 millionlivemint.com
  147. 147George Floyd: SoftBank launches $100m minorities startup fundbbc.co.uk
  148. 148Hyundai Acquires Boston Dynamics For $1.1billion - The Motive Explained - SlashGearslashgear.com
  149. 149India-'s Oyo launches Japan hotels in SoftBank JV | India\'s Oyo launches Japan hotels in SoftBank JVdeccanchronicle.com
  150. 150Intel files patent antitrust lawsuit against SoftBank's Fortress - ZDNETzdnet.com
  151. 151NVIDIA 3100 億元收購 ARM 擬建全球 AI 研究中心unwire.hk
  152. 152Nvidia acquires Arm for $40bngamesindustry.biz
  153. 153NVIDIA acquires SoftBank-owned chip maker Arm for $40 billionthenewsminute.com
  154. 154Nvidia announces $40bn Arm acquisitionhexus.net
  155. 155NVIDIA officially acquires Arm for $40 billion in bid for AI dominanceandroidcentral.com
  156. 156NVIDIA Partners With Global Telecoms For GeForce NOW Expansionandroidheadlines.com
  157. 157Nvidia takes over chipmaker ARM for aindiatvnews.com
  158. 158Nvidia Terminates Planned $40 Billion Acquisition of UK Chip Designer Arm Due to ‘Significant Regulatory Challenges’theepochtimes.com
  159. 159Nvidia、Arm收購案正式破局，Arm將推動IPOithome.com.tw
  160. 160NVIDIA打算为收购ARM交易融资：目前现金储备不足tech.sina.com.cn
  161. 161NVIDIA将用400亿美元收购ARM 半导体行业震动diy.zol.com.cn
  162. 162NVIDIA收购ARM交易失败 NV需赔偿12.5亿美元-ＩＴ浪潮-北方网it.enorth.com.cn
  163. 163Nvidia砸1.1兆從軟銀手中買下Arm，半導體史上最大收購案的背後打什麼算盤？bnext.com.tw
  164. 164Ola Electric raises over $200 mn funding, valuation touches $3 bnbusiness-standard.com
  165. 165OneWeb Raises Funding From SoftBank and Hugheswebpronews.com
  166. 166OneWeb secures funding from SoftBank Group, Hughes Network Systemsbusiness-standard.com
  167. 167Oyo raises $1.5 billion in fresh round of funding, to target US marketibtimes.co.in
  168. 168Paytm raises $1 billion in latest funding, valuation soars to $16 billiontimesnownews.com
  169. 169Paytm raises USD 1 bn in funding round led by T Rowe Pricebusiness-standard.com
  170. 170Paytm secures $1 billion in latest funding round, T. Rowe Price joins as investoribtimes.co.in
  171. 171SoftBank launches $100 mn fund investing in 'people of colour'economictimes.indiatimes.com
  172. 172SoftBank launches $100m fund investing in ‘people of colour’aljazeera.com
  173. 173SoftBank partners with Oyo in Latin America in move for more oversightbusiness-standard.com
  174. 174WeWork board sues SoftBank over withdrawal to buy $3 billion worth of sharescnbc.com
  175. 175WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann sues SoftBank over failed $3 billion tender offereconomictimes.indiatimes.com
  176. 176WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann sues SoftBank over failed tender offerrealty.economictimes.indiatimes.com
  177. 177WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann sues SoftBank over failed tender offercnbc.com
  178. 178WeWork co-founder Neumann sues SoftBank over failed $3 bn tender offerbusiness-standard.com
  179. 179WeWork co-founder Neumann sues SoftBank over failed tender offernationalpost.com
  180. 180WeWork plans to lay off 4,000 staff - FTeuronews.com
  181. 181WeWork plans to lay off 4,000 staff: Reportlivemint.com

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