Mark Cuban, who is leaving 'Shark Tank' after more than a decade, said he had "no second thoughts at all" about his exit After over a decade of pitches, investments and deals, Mark Cuban is saying ...

Mark Cuban challenges the idea that high drug prices are necessary for R&D, PBMs take away from profits, leaving less for ...

Mark Cuban is exiting the "Shark Tank." After 15 seasons on the hit ABC reality show, Cuban, 66, appears in his final "Shark Tank" episode May 16 (8 EDT/PDT), which is also the Season 16 finale.

The mogul was 24 when he tried to launch the milk business, he told CNBC in a follow-up interview, with “less than $20” on ...

Cuban revealed how his portfolio of "Shark Tank" investments has done, so GOBankingRates did some digging to see if you could capitalize, as well.

This article originally appeared on GOBankingRates.com: Mark Cuban Predicts the First Trillionaire Will Come From a Basement, ...

Though Cuban is the richest shark —and among the top 540 richest people in the world, according to Forbes —he didn’t come from money. Cuban built his eye-popping net worth from the ground up ...

The former Shark Tank judge said receives between 700 to 1,000 emails daily and manages them using three phones—two Androids ...

Mark Cuban’s post-“Shark Tank” plans appear to be taking shape. As the Dallas Mavericks minority owner wraps his 14-year run on the popular ABC program Friday, a new report says he’s ...

After 14 years, Mark Cuban has officially closed his final deal on Shark Tank. On Friday’s episode of the ABC reality series, the billionaire reflected on the businesses he’s invested in and the ...

Cuban took a 25% stake in Dude Wipes in 2015 during Season 7 of Shark Tank for $300,000. The flushable wipes brand has since racked up over $200 million in annual revenue, according to WSJ.