The CEO of SoftBank's troubled tech fund outlines his pandemic investment plan

Rajeev Misra, the chief executive of the colossal SoftBank Vision Fund, reveals where he's been investing during the coronavirus pandemic.

Dark kitchens prepare food away from restaurant premises specifically for takeaways. "It's about converting parking lots into kitchens," Misra said.

"There we have some investments like Zuoyebang," said Misra, referring to the online tutoring company that SoftBank"Education is extremely important for society," said Misra, adding that it can help to tackle wealth disparity.Life science companies and digital healthcare companies are also of interest to the Vision Fund, Misra said.

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