SoftBank Struck A Deal To Buy A Robotics Unit, And Goldman Sachs Issued A Warning For Retail Investors

The Finimize Daily Brief
09/10/2025 5 min
SoftBank Struck A Deal To Buy A Robotics Unit, And Goldman Sachs Issued A Warning For Retail Investors

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SoftBank struck a $5 billion deal to buy ABB’s industrial robotics unit, while Goldman Sachs issued a warning for retail investors interested in private assets.Today’s stories:SoftBank Shook Hands On A Deal With ABB’s Industrial Robotics Arm“Retail Investor-Friendly” Private Assets Might Be More Hostile Than They Seem…Try Finimize Pro

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