Softbank Corp. expects to gain market share from NTT DoCoMo Inc. and KDDI Corp. by focusing on small businesses.
The nation’s third-biggest mobile phone company slashed fees in January to ¥980 a month, the cheapest in Japan, and offered unlimited calls to spur user growth. New corporate subscribers tripled to 220,000 in the first quarter to June 30, Softbank said.
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