Softbank's 1st-half net loss widens

Softbank's 1st-half net loss widens

TOKYO, Japan - Masayoshi Son, president of Internet investor Softbank Corp., briefs reporters Nov. 10 on the company's earnings report for the first half of the current fiscal year at the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

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