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.

Japanese mobile payment app PayPay has confidentially filed for a U.S. listing, a move that could help fund owner Softbank’s AI ambition, the company announced Friday. Founded in 2018, PayPay is the ...

Japanese technology conglomerate SoftBank Group has reported a $2.9 billion profit for the April-June quarter, rebounding ...

TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan's PayPay Corp has applied to list American depositary shares in the United States, its parent SoftBank ...

Tech companies are racing to build powerful data centers across the nation, especially as President Trump calls for increased ...

SoftBank said on Friday that payments app operator PayPay Corp has applied to list American depositary shares in the United ...

SoftBank founder Son has made huge bets on AI, insisting that the giant’s future – in as little as 10 years will hinge on ...

SoftBank Group Corp.’s digital payment provider PayPay Corp. has confidentially filed a draft registration to debut on the US ...

Japan's Nikkei share gauge powered to an all-time high on Tuesday, driven by sharp gains for tech companies and renewed ...

Japan's Nikkei share gauge powered to an all-time high on Tuesday, driven by sharp gains for tech companies and renewed ...

SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son has been thinking about AI in various forms for more than a decade, according to former ...

SoftBank said it was planning an IPO for PayPay. Launched in 2018, PayPay is now used by more than 68 million people, according to SoftBank. Japan’s population is about 125 million. ___ ...