SoftBank chief Masayoshi Son met portfolio executives during his India visit. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

SoftBank Group Corp. will take a group of its Indian startup founders to Silicon Valley next month for an artificial intelligence tour as t...

Vision Fund 2 still has $6.5 billion to spend on fresh investments, said Navneet Govil, executive managing partner at SoftBank Global Advis...

Late- stage deals accounted for 45% - $5.8 billion - of the overall funding this quarter.

Son’s remark is also an indication of the broader correction in valuation of technology companies–both in private and public markets.

The Japanese firm that has so far invested a reported $14 billion in India expects the digital market to keep booming on strong retail dema...

The board changes come after SoftBank lost two of Japan's most vocal corporate leaders in recent years, Uniqlo parent Fast Retailing founde...

The Vision Fund has reshaped the tech startup market with a flood of investments, but several of its bets on unprofitable companies quickly...

Uber’s share price drop was the main culprit for Vision Fund’s poor performance in the second quarter.

"It’s a big mistake that I didn’t make that investment. I just didn’t have enough cash. But my image, my vision was right,” said Son.

With Ambani's annual salary capped at Rs 15 cr, he is India's richest man for eight consecutive years now.

Nearly 2,000 start-up and venture capital leaders and international corporate stars are expected at the event.

In an interaction with media last month, SoftBank's Masayoshi Son's had revealed that Jobs had found the bank's logo 'ugly'.

Son, founder and CEO, SoftBank, revealed what it took him to do business with Steve Jobs — changing of the company's logo.

Son, 58, who has pledged to invest a total of $30 billion in India so far, had said that it will be India and China fighting for the number...

The chairman of the $40 bn Aditya Birla group is open to either acquiring e-retailers or building one from scratch, Birla said recently at ...

Urban Ladder, Yepme and Swipe were among 15 companies that met with SoftBank chairman during his visit to India last month.