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SoftBank to buy $2bn in Intel shares

SoftBank To Make $2 Billion Investment In Troubled U.S. Chipmaker Intel

SoftBank agreed to acquire $2 billion worth of stock in beleaguered chipmaker Intel as the Japanese conglomerate continues to deepen its investment in the U.S., according to a joint statement by the t...

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SoftBank to buy $2bn in Intel shares as it grows US investments

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Intel gets $2 billion lifeline in the form of SoftBank equity investment

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SoftBank to invest $2 billion in Intel to become a top-10 shareholder

SoftBank would become the sixth largest investor in Intel, according to LSEG data.

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Intel shares jump as Softbank to buy $2bn stake in chip giant

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SoftBank invests $2B in Intel, boosting chipmaker's stock

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SoftBank makes surprise $2 billion bet on Intel’s AI revival

SoftBank Group Corp. agreed to buy $2 billion of Intel Corp. stock, a surprise deal to shore up a struggling US name while boosting its own chip ambitions. The Japanese company, which is adding Intel to an investment portfolio that includes AI linchpins Nvidia Corp.

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Intel Stock Takes Off In Extended Trading After Masayoshi Son’s SoftBank Picks $2B Stake In Struggling Chipmaker — Retail Sees Huge Rally Loading

The development is part of a commitment from both sides to invest in advanced technology and semiconductor innovation in the U.S.

SoftBank-owned PayPay files for US listing

PayPay has filed for a US listing that could value Japan’s ubiquitous payments company at more than $10bn and help fund some of owner SoftBank’s massive bets on artificial intelligence.

Powered By AI Boom, SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son Reclaims Position As Japan’s Richest Person

SoftBank Group founder Masayoshi Son reclaimed the crown as Japan’s richest person with shares of his Tokyo-listed investment conglomerate surging over 60% this year.

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OpenAI Starts to Look Like Masa’s Savior

SoftBank’s Vision Fund 2 has performed so terribly it seems like fiction. Yet SoftBank Group’s stock hit an all-time high on Tuesday.To followers of SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son, none of this is surprising.