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SoftBank president Arora quits after founder Son decides to stay in charge
Published Tue, Jun 21, 2016 · 09:50 PM
Tokyo
NIKESH Arora, president and chief operating officer of SoftBank Group Corp and touted as its heir apparent, will step down from the Japanese company in a surprise departure after founder Masayoshi Son made clear he wouldn't get the top executive role in the near future.
The former Google executive and one of the highest-paid company officials …
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