Eliot Brown is a Mint Author at Mint. He covers a range of topics including finance, investment, and construction, with a particular focus on emerging markets and global finance. Eliot's work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, and various other prominent publications.
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By: Eliot Brown
Shares in SoftBank, the global tech conglomerate riding high on AI, surged 14% to hit a record today, extending the company's lead as Japan’s most valuable company. SoftBank stock has gained 57% in the past month and nearly 350% in the past year, taking its market value to $305 billion. It surpasse
SoftBank, the global tech conglomerate riding high on AI, became Japan’s most valuable company today, as a jump in shares of 14% propelled it past long-dominant Toyota. SoftBank stock is at an all-time high: It has gained 57% in the past month and nearly 350% in the past year, taking its market cap
By: Kate Clark, Eliot Brown, Sam Schechner
Masayoshi Son said that his Tokyo-based technology conglomerate would unleash at least $52 billion of investment in French data centers.
By: Sam Schechner, Kate Clark, Eliot Brown
In an interview, SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son shrugs off an AI bubble and says a correction would be a good time to invest. ‘Aim for much bigger fish.’
Kushner is proposing to build luxury beach hotels and resorts in a corner of Eastern Europe often overlooked by U.S. investors—but things aren’t going well.
A luxury resort project in Albania triggers the ‘flamingo revolution,' a prosecutor's probe and an EU warning
Read this exciting story from The Wall Street Journal June 12, 2026 issue. For over three years, Jared Kushner has striven to build a set of luxury hotels and resorts in a corner of Eastern Europe that U.S. investors typically overlook.
The payments of around $300 million came from a region that sits at the center of the president’s foreign policy.
By: Amrith Ramkumar, Rebecca Ballhaus, Eliot Brown
The Gulf state’s flagship AI firm can freely buy chips and has a plan to become a U.S. company.
By: Amrith Ramkumar, Eliot Brown, Rebecca Ballhaus
Amrith Ramkumar, Eliot Brown, Rebecca Ballhaus The United Arab Emirates has gained expanded access from the U.S. to coveted artificial-intelligence
