After losing 98% of his $78B wealth in 2000, Masayoshi Son refused to abandon his vision. He would continue to depend heavily on leverage as he rebuilt the SoftBank empire through acquisitions of companies in the telecom, mobile, microchip and AI industries. But in a new era of inflated stock valuations, and as one of the most indebted companies in the world, will SoftBank be able to continue operating at this scale?
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