SoftBank Group Corp. said Monday it will sell up to 4.5 trillion yen ($41 billion) of assets to expand share buybacks and reduce debts in an effort to bolster its share price hit by some of its major investments turning sour and global financial market turmoil over the coronavirus outbreak.The company, the operator of the nearly $100 billion Vision Fund, said it plans to buy back up to 2 trillion of its own shares and the remainder of the cash to be raised will be spent on debt reduction and cancellation of some of its outstanding corporate bonds over the next 12 months.The share buyback pl…READ FULL ARTICLE
