SoftBank's Masayoshi Son on the Hunt for More Deals

The transcript discusses SoftBank's strategy under Masa Son, likening it to a tech version of Warren Buffett's approach. While Buffett is known for low-risk investments, Son takes on high debt and risk. The discussion also highlights Son's use of political connections, particularly with Trump, to advance deals like the T-Mobile merger.

What is SoftBank's strategy in becoming a global dealmaker compared to?

• A tech version of Warren Buffett

• A traditional media company

• A small high-tech music magazine

• A financial institution

How does SoftBank's investment strategy differ from Warren Buffett's?

• It focuses on low-risk investments

• It invests in traditional industries

• It uses significant amounts of debt

• It avoids political connections

What financial risk is associated with SoftBank's strategy?

• Low valuation investments

• Minimal use of debt

• High risk of bankruptcy

• Stable financial growth

How does SoftBank attempt to facilitate its business deals?

• Through significant media coverage

• By focusing solely on technology

• By avoiding political influence

• By leveraging political connections

What was a significant political interaction mentioned in relation to SoftBank's strategy?

• A summit with European investors

• A meeting with President Obama

• A conference with global tech leaders

• A visit to Trump Tower