Mark Cuban said tariff uncertainty is forcing firms to stockpile and freeze prices. Inflation cooled as businesses are delaying price hikes amid trade policy confusion. Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent ...

Mark Cuban has said an emotional farewell to "Shark Tank" after 15 seasons on ABC's reality show.. The entrepreneur and onetime majority owner of the Dallas Mavericks, 66, gave a special toast to ...

Dallas Mavericks minority owner Mark Cuban.© Kirby Lee-Imagn Images Cuban first hinted at his departure back in 2023, so this isn’t a shocking development by any means—it was widely expected ...

Mark Cuban’s final episode of Shark Tank was a pretty big deal. After 15 seasons, the Dallas Mavericks owner, 66, said goodbye to ABC’s hit reality show with one final toast.

Ethel May Caterham has become the oldest person in world aged 115 years and 253 days old. First World War. When the First World War broke out in July 1914, Ethel has just nearing her fifth birthday ...

Mark Cuban didn't need to say anything to show what he feels about the Dallas Wings' decision to pick Paige Bueckers in the 2025 WNBA Draft. Mark Cuban didn't have to say anything.

Mark Cuban, who attended the game, is going viral for his reaction to the "Fire Nico" chants. He clearly was not a fan of the home crowd openly ripping into the executive.

Mark Cuban was seen looking incredibly angry as the 'Fire Nico' chants rained down at the AAC. He had his head in his hands and seemed to be in disbelief about the state of affairs.

Mark Cuban was not in a good place on Wednesday when Luka Doncic returned to Dallas for the first time as a visiting player. With Cuban in attendance, Doncic and his Los Angeles Lakers took on the ...

Now that he's sold his majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks and stepped away from "Shark Tank," Mark Cuban is ready to turn his full attention to this new chapter. It's a move that some have ...

Cuban, 66, buried his face in his hands and shook his head upon hearing Mavericks fans shout, "Fire Nico!" When he eventually lifted his head, Cuban had a dour expression on his face.

Mark Cuban doesn't allow just anyone to sit next to him at Dallas Mavericks games. Sitting courtside for 25 years, since he bought the team in 2000 for $285 million, Cuban has alway been animated ...