SoftBank Group Credit Risk Hits 4-Year High on AI Funding Strain
SoftBank Group Corp.’s credit risk, as measured by its credit-default swaps, has risen to the highest level in nearly four years as concerns grow over AI-related funding and a potential large acquisition.
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