SoftBank's Strategic Shifts Lead to Record Net Income
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SoftBank is considering using its own balance sheet to support Arm, its struggling chip designer, as the traditional venture capital model faces challenges. This move comes as SoftBank seeks to find new ways to support its portfolio companies amid the changing landscape of venture capital. The company is exploring options to provide financial support to Arm, which it acquired in 2016, as it faces increased competition and regulatory scrutiny.
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