Softbank poured $300 million into dog walking startup Wag, and placed two of its investing partners on the board, the two companies announced Tuesday. News Home Page ...

At the start of 2018, Wag looked like tech’s next Big Thing. In January, the founders of the dog-walking startup announced they had landed a $300 million investment from SoftBank’s Vision Fund ...

SoftBank raised eyebrows nearly two years ago when it pumped a staggering $300 million into a dog-walking startup called Wag. Now, after a series of stumbles at the company, SoftBank appears to be ...

SoftBank's Vision Fund is giving up its nearly 50% stake in the struggling dog-walking startup Wag. A memo circulated among Wag employees informed them that the company was parting ways with ...

SoftBank may be arriving a little late. Petcare retailer Chewy’s shares tripled last year but are flat in 2021 so far. Meanwhile, shares in the blank-check firm that acquired human DNA collector ...

Wag Labs Inc., one of SoftBank Group Corp.’s high-profile venture investments, is seeking to sell itself for a knock-down price after growth stalled, according to two people familiar with the ...

Los Angeles-based Wag is the latest disappointment for SoftBank following the failed initial public offering this year of one of its most high-profile investments, property company WeWork.

The Japanese tech giant this week announced a $300 million investment in the Los Angeles-based dog care service via its SoftBank Vision Fund. Founded in 2015, Wag had previously raised $68 million.

(Bloomberg) -- Softbank Group Corp.’s Vision Fund 2 led a $75 million funding round for Embark Veterinary Inc., a genetics startup that seeks to increase dog lifespans.The transaction values the ...

At the start of 2018, Wag looked like tech’s next Big Thing. In January, the founders of the dog-walking startup announced they had landed a $300 million investment from SoftBank’s Vision Fund ...

SoftBank raised eyebrows nearly two years ago when it pumped a staggering $300 million into a dog-walking startup called Wag. Now, after a series of stumbles at the company, SoftBank appears to be ...

A cursory glance at any city park confirms that the last year has created millions of new dog owners. Now Japanese investment giant SoftBank (9984.T) has a new pet of its own: canine DNA test-in-a ...