The announcement of Mr. Arora’s departure comes just a day after SoftBank said an internal panel had rejected claims of misconduct by Mr. Arora. The surprise disclosure late Tuesday in Japan comes after SoftBank had endured criticism from some shareholders over its strategy and over Mr. Arora’s conduct. Mr. Arora could not immediately be reached for comment. News reports have said that they pertained to a potential conflict of interest over Mr. Arora’s role as an adviser for the private equity firm Silver Lake. According to the statement, Mr.

Source: New York Times June 21, 2016 12:33 UTC