After suffering a record quarterly loss, SoftBank is mulling the sale of a significant player in U.S. real estate. Masayoshi Son’s firm has started discussions about selling Fortress Investment Group, Bloomberg reported. Son disclosed the talks on Monday, the same day SoftBank announced a $23.4 billion net loss. Son didn’t mention any specific partners for the discussions regarding Fortress, an important real estate player. Last month, however, Bloomberg reported that Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund
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