Shark Tank investor Mark Cuban, who will be gracing the show for the last time in season 16, does not believe in the concept of mentorship.

Shark Tank investor Mark Cuban entered the NBA in January 2000 after buying the Dallas Mavericks for $285 million. Describing what happened next, he said he encountered a league deep in traditions.

Dallas Mavericks minority owner Mark Cuban invited a fan back to sit courtside after he and several others were ejected from ...

Smith Baggett represented Georgia, his company, and American cowboys on the last episode of ABC's "Shark Tank." But how big of a deal did he land?

The jaw-dropping Luka Doncic trade cemented the reality, if it wasn’t already clear, that Mark Cuban has no influence on the ...

AD trade, it was too late. Dumont never approached for advice. Sources say Cuban urged Harrison not to go ahead with the swap ...

Accredited investors can become the landlord of Walmart, Whole Foods or Kroger — and benefit from regular distributions ...

Season 7 of "Shark Tank" featured a pitch for Splikity, a password management app. What fate did Splikity meet after that ...

So I’ve got to wonder—what does Mark Cuban think of all this? Obviously, he’s not the majority owner anymore, but he’s still ...

The Dallas Mavericks traded Luka Doncic over the weekend. It was a move that probably never would have happened if Mark Cuban ...

In December of last year, Mark Cuban took to social media platform Bluesky to share why he thinks the medical system is broken and what the U.S. can do to fix it. One of his suggestions included the ...

Have the past 24 hours been enough to recover? The post Klay Thompson & Mavs Player Break Silence on Luka Doncic’s Exit As ...