Softbank's Son to donate 10 billion yen for quake relief

Softbank's Son to donate 10 billion yen for quake relief

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows Masayoshi Son, president of Softbank Corp., who announced April 3, 2011, that he will donate 10 billion yen for earthquake relief.

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