It’s been three months since SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son and OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman promised during a White House briefing ...

Masayoshi Son is the CEO and founder of tech and telecommunications ... "Things will probably get worse," Son said in the call, per The New York Times. "But we will keep working hard to survive." ...

On an evening at the turn of the millennium, Masayoshi Son had a rousing message for the entrepreneurs who flocked to Tokyo's Roppongi district. "Japan is going through its biggest social upheaval ...

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While some of the featured leaders were ones you’d expect—cabinet nominees, congressional leaders, megadonor Elon Musk—at least one was a surprise: Masayoshi Son, the Japanese billionaire ...

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TOKYO: Masayoshi Son has long prided himself ... In recent months, Son has been laying out plans for a new big bet: self-driving cars. Befitting his maverick approach, Son’s pitch does not ...