Min Jeong Lee is a journalist who writes for various publications including Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, and The Australian Financial Review. Her work has also been featured in Bloomberg Law, The Japan Times, and Yahoo News. She covers a wide range of topics including technology, finance, and business news.
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Masayoshi Son turns away from aggressive style of venture capital investing, leaving the fund’s reduced staff as mostly caretakers.
By: Min Jeong Lee
Son has moved on to new obsessions, inspired in part by the success of Arm — which has soared in value to around $106 billion since its market debut.
By: Min Jeong Lee
One project reportedly being considered by Softbank's CEO: a $100 billion chip venture to compete with Nvidia.
By: Min Jeong Lee
In recent months, the tech conglomerate has stepped up investments in AI-related hardware, taking controlling stakes in some cases.
(Bloomberg) -- SoftBank Group Corp. founder Masayoshi Son declared he's ready to swing for the fences when he makes his next big tech bet, suggesting the Japanese conglomerate is on the cusp of making a major investment in AI.
SoftBank Group Corp. founder Masayoshi Son declared he’s ready to swing for the fences when he makes his next big tech bet, suggesting the Japanese conglomerate is on the cusp of making a major investment in AI.
SoftBank Group Corp.’s big-talking founder Masayoshi Son is back, this time with plans to bring about an era of artificial super-intelligence.
SoftBank Group Corp. founder Masayoshi Son will sketch out plans to bring AI-infused medical care to Japan, making a rare public appearance to drive home his resurgent ambitions in artificial intelligence.
By: Jeong Lee, Yuki Furukawa
A decade ago, Renesas Electronics Corp. was under government control and bleeding cash. Now worth $35 billion, the Japanese chipmaker is targeting a market value of around $100 billion by 2030, thanks to a string of overseas acquisitions.
By: Min Jeong Lee, Aya Wagatsuma
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