Masayoshi Son is a man of contrasting superlatives. At the height of the dotcom bubble in early 2000 the Japanese technology mogul was briefly the world’s richest person, before losing $77bn in ...
In today’s newsletter, we will talk about Having occupied a front-row seat to one of technology's most audacious visionaries, Alok Sama learned an unexpected lesson: don't try to be Masayoshi Son.
One might expect a memoir from SoftBank Group International's former President and CFO to be a self-congratulatory chronicle of billion-dollar deals. Instead, Alok Sama's The Money Trap, released ...
Union Minister Piyush Goyal praised SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son for his commitment to Indian innovation and entrepreneurship, emphasizing India's growing appeal as a global investment destination.
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