SoftBank CEO tells U.S. investors he'll be more careful By Reuters

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SoftBank Group Corp Chief Executive Masayoshi Son, under tension from speculative stock investments Elliott Management to get control over his irregular venture style, turned on the beguile in a gathering with U.S. financial specialists on Monday, yet offered scarcely any solid concessions.  

"I guarantee you I'll begin to be progressively cautious and tune in. My view doesn't change, yet my conduct turns into somewhat more cautious," sources cited Son as telling financial specialists who went to his introduction at the Lotte New York Palace lodging in Manhattan.  

Child, who incorporated SoftBank with an innovation venture powerhouse, is currently guarding his reputation after a few of its costly wagers on new companies, including office space-sharing firm WeWork, soured.  

Elliott, which directs $40 billion in resources, has had conversations with SoftBank's administration and is approaching the organization to repurchase some $20 billion of its stock, improve its administration by expanding the autonomy and assorted variety of its board and improving straightforwardness, sources said a month ago.


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