From the Crowd by FABERNOVELMai 13, 20194:04 PM View this post on Instagram Japan's second richest man manages the $100 b Vision Fund. He has bounced back after losing $70 billion in the dotcom crash in 2000. 💰💡🇯🇵 #SoftBank #MasayoshiSon #Dotcom #Billionaire #ForbesMiddleEast #ForbesME #Business #Dollars #Japan #Richest #Man #RichestMan #Crash #SaudiCrownPrince #Money #Investment #CEO #Fund #successstories A post shared by Forbes Middle East (@forbesmiddleeast) on May 9, 2019 at 12:36am PDT
From the Crowd by FABERNOVELNov 18, 201812:42 PM View this post on Instagram Speaking on his first earnings call since the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son reiterated his support for sticking with the Saudi leaders who have contributed nearly half of the $100 billion for his tech-focused Vision Fund. The Vision Fund’s portfolio includes a little of everything, including startups that send satellites to space, some that deliver food, one that helps humans walk dogs, and others that help cars drive themselves. Read more in the link in bio. * * * * * #yahoofinance #softbank #vision #bets #money #profit #startup #startups #food #humans #walk #dogs #cars #drive #tech #technology #business #finance #businessproducts #consumerproducts #health #healthcare #financialservices #resources #graphic #money #wealth #softbank #MasayoshiSon A post shared by Yahoo Finance (@yahoofinance) on Nov 5, 2018 at 12:38pm PST
