SoftBank stock jumps nearly 12% after US judge approves T-Mobile-Sprint merger
4 years, 10 months ago

SoftBank stock jumps nearly 12% after US judge approves T-Mobile-Sprint merger

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Hong Kong CNN Business — A massive bet on Sprint is finally paying off for Masayoshi Son. Shares in his company SoftBank rallied on Wednesday, after a US court approved the $26 billion merger between T-Mobile and Sprint, the carrier SoftBank acquired nearly a decade ago. SoftBank stock closed up nearly 12% ahead of its quarterly earnings Wednesday in Tokyo. Getting this deal across the finish line is a much needed win for Son, who has been grappling with a string of high profile losses tied to his $100 billion Vision Fund. The company reported after trading hours Wednesday that profits have been almost entirely wiped out as it continues to feel the pain from big losses in its massive tech fund.

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