
SoftBank: Ex-Goldman Sachs Trader to Lead Vision Fund Finance
SoftBank is shaking up its multi-billion-dollar investment arm. They've tapped a Wall Street veteran to oversee the Vision Fund's finances.
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SoftBank is shaking up its multi-billion-dollar investment arm. They've tapped a Wall Street veteran to oversee the Vision Fund's finances.

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