[ad_1] SoftBank Group shares fell sharply after the Japanese technology and investment company posted a second-quarter net loss due to weak tech investment results. The company’s shares were recently 6.0%…
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SoftBank Can’t Shake the Ghosts of Tech Booms Past
[ad_1] There seems to be no shortage of bad news for SoftBank this week. A new artificial-intelligence-driven tech boom could eventually be a tailwind for earnings. But the company’s latest…
SoftBank Posts $6.2 Billion Loss After WeWork Bankruptcy
[ad_1] Updated Nov. 9, 2023 6:10 am ET TOKYO—SoftBank Group sank deeper into the red in the July-September period as its technology investments struggled and losses piled up from the…
SoftBank Loses $6.2 Billion in Quarter as WeWork Weighs on Investments
[ad_1] TOKYO—SoftBank Group sank deeper into the red in the July-September period as it reported write-downs related to the bankruptcy of office-sharing company WeWork and technology shares stayed under pressure…
T-Mobile Scraps Plan to Push Some Wireless Customers to Pricier Services
[ad_1] Updated Oct. 25, 2023 1:36 pm ET T-Mobile US said it is scrapping a program that would have forced some customers into more expensive wireless plans after the proposed…
Telia Co. Raises Guidance After 3Q Earnings Beat Forecasts
[ad_1] Telia Co. raised its full-year guidance after third-quarter adjusted earnings beat forecasts as its telecommunications business offset weakness in television and media. The Swedish telecommunications operator said Thursday its…
SoftBank’s Son Says Artificial General Intelligence Will Soon Surpass Humans
[ad_1] “Take advantage of it or be left behind,” the CEO said at the investment company’s annual SoftBank World event. [ad_2] Source link
Google Trial Spills Details on Search Engine’s Deals With Apple, Samsung
[ad_1] The company says it was offering the better product, while the Justice Department argues the agreements were illegal. [ad_2] Source link
AI Takes Over the Best Part of Fantasy Football—Trash-Talking Your Friends
[ad_1] Yahoo amps up the ChatGPT-generated commentary sent to partipants, and it turns out the bots are better at heckling (and meaner) than humans [ad_2] Source link