Two updates. (1) “SoftBank founder and CEO Masayoshi Son said the Japanese firm has invested about $14 billion over the past decade in India, making it the country’s largest foreign investor”. (2) “China is said to be drawing up a blacklist that will make it harder for new technology companies to raise foreign funding and list overseas, according to the Financial Times.”
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