Softbank's Son says Arora is a future successor

Softbank's Son says Arora is a future successor

Nikesh Arora, vice chairman of Softbank Corp., attends a press conference on the company's earnings results at a Tokyo hotel on May 11, 2015. At the conference, Masayoshi Son, 57, chief executive officer and founder of Softbank, said he would tap the 47-year-old Arora -- a former Google chief business officer -- as a future successor. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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