Softbank to acquire Vodafone's Japan unit for 1.75 tril. yen

Softbank to acquire Vodafone's Japan unit for 1.75 tril. yen

TOKYO, Japan - Bill Morrow (L), president of Vodafone Group Plc's Japan unit Vodafone KK, and Masayoshi Son (C), chief executive officer of Softbank Corp., and Yahoo Japan President and Chief Executive Officer Masahiro Inoue join hands during a press conference in Tokyo on March 17.

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