SoftBank's Son says he cried selling Nvidia to fund AI bets

SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son has revealed how reluctant he was to part with the company’s entire Nvidia stake, describing the sale as an emotional decision driven by the need to raise cash for a new wave of AI investments. Speaking at an investment forum in Tokyo Monday, he said: “I wish to have unlimited money. I respect Nvidia so much, I don’t want to sell a single share. I just had more need for money to invest into OpenAI, invest into our opportunities, so I was crying to sell Nvidia shares. If I ha ...