SoftBank President Arora to buy 60 bil. yen of company shares

SoftBank President Arora to buy 60 bil. yen of company shares

Undated photo shows SoftBank Group Corp. President and Chief Operating Officer Nikesh Arora. The company said Aug. 19, 2015, he will buy 60 billion yen ($483 million) of the telecommunication and Internet business conglomerate's shares to show his commitment. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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