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SoftBank has invested in more than 100 tech companies, creating a vast network of businesses.
The Japanese investor wants the companies to work together, which makes them stronger as they grow – but could put them in danger if their peers fail.
A review by Insider offers the first comprehensive accounting of vendor and partner relationships among the group of SoftBank portfolio companies.
In the late 1990s, Masayoshi Son laid out a plan for hundreds of years of growth.
Son s investment firm, SoftBank, could become the world s biggest investor and even sustain sales for 300 years, he said in a recorded video from the time, in part because SoftBank would encourage its companies to work together.
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Investment bank FT Partners and private equity firm Bregal Sagemount are seeking to raise $400 million through a blank-check company.
The partners intend to take a financial technology, software, or other tech company public.
FT Partners has advised on four fintech SPACs, including one that closed in late December.
One of the leading financial technology-focused boutique investment banks is raising its own blank-check company after advising on several such deals.
San Francisco-based FT Partners is teaming up with New York-based private equity firm Bregal Sagemount to launch Independence Holdings, a special purpose acquisition company.
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Knotel is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and proposed a sale to Newmark, its largest investor.
The one-time office unicorn lost a total of $202.3 million in the first 10 months of 2020, per newly-leaked documents.
Flexible workspace provider Knotel filed for bankruptcy on Sunday and said it plans to sell its business to the publicly-traded real-estate services company Newmark.
Knotel, once one of the brightest and most valuable names in an ascendant industry, filed under seal for Chapter 11 reorganization in US Bankruptcy Court in the District of Delaware, following in the recent footsteps of other flex-office companies.