Jack Ma is stepping down from the board just as Softbank announced a record $13 billion loss
Ma has been a director at SoftBank for 13 years.
Ma served on SoftBank's board for the past 13 years, and will officially resign on June 25 per a document from SoftBank.stepped down as chairman of Alibaba
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