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SoftBank may have a plan to invest more safely

After the near-collapse of the office space company WeWork that it’s heavily invested in, SoftBank may be set to clamp down on the freedom afforded to the founders of companies it backs through its Vision Fund.

It’s not just WeWork causing headaches. Other investments made by SoftBank’s nearly $100 billion Vision Fund are also causing problems. “After a sizable bet on online car-lessor Fair, that company is struggling to stay afloat,” the WSJ reports. And the dog-walking app Wag “is for sale, people with knowledge of the companies say.”

Masayoshi Son, the SoftBank C.E.O., defended the Vision Fund’s approach at the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, last month, the FT reports. He said it would continue offering capital to start-ups so they could “grow much bigger and quicker.” He added: “We identify the entrepreneurs who have the greatest vision to solve the unsolvable.”