TOKYO -- Softbank Commerce Corp., asubsidiary of giant Japanese Internet investor Softbank Corp.
TOKYO -- Softbank Commerce Corp., a subsidiary of giant Japanese Internet investor Softbank Corp. said on Monday it and VerticalNet Inc. (Nasdaq:VERT) will set up a joint venture in February. The new company, "VerticalNet Japan Corp.," will provide business-to-business electronic commerce services. Softbank is the parent company of Ziff-Davis Inc., which operates ZDNet. -- Reuters
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