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SoftBank chief Masayoshi Son hints at succession plans

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CEO says successor is someone already working beside him within the tech conglomerate

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SoftBank's Son narrows down successor to 'a few candidates'

TOKYO -- SoftBank Group Chairman and CEO Masayoshi Son has narrowed down his choice for a successor to a handful of people in the group but still has

1 day ago·Japan

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Bloomberg

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Masayoshi Son Prepares to Pick Successor From Within SoftBank

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SoftBank chief Masayoshi Son hints at succession plans

CEO says successor is someone already working beside him within the tech conglomerate

2 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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It's Masayoshi Claims He Could Run Softbank for Ten More Years, but He Points Out that He's Shaping His Succession.

The chairman and CEO of the SoftBank group, Son Masayoshi, has assured this Friday that he is showing strength to continue in the lead of the company for another ten years, potentially until the 77, but has slipped that his successor is already working in the company.

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Forbes España

Son Masayoshi Claims He Could Lead Softbank for Ten More Years, but Points to His Succession Shaping - Forbes Spain

MADRID, 27 (EUROPA PRESS) The president and CEO of the SoftBank group, Son Masayoshi, has assured this Friday that he is showing strength to continue in the leadership of the company for another ten years, potentially until 77, but has slipped that his successor is already working in the company. "Deciding when to appoint candidates [...] The entry Son Masayoshi states that he could lead SoftBank for ten more years, but points out that he is sha…

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Leadership change at SoftBank Group: Who will succeed Masayoshi Son?

Masayoshi Son, the 67-year-old head of SoftBank Group Corp., intends to choose his successor from within the company, addressing a key investor concern.

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