What did fellow sharks like Kevin O'Leary say to Mark Cuban on his final "Shark Tank" episode May 16?

In honor of the occasion, Shark Tank investor and FUBU CEO Daymond John, keynote speaker for the event, and Brandon Tepper, SVP, Global Head of Data, Nasdaq, ring the Closing Bell.

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Daymond John was the first shark to bite, though his offer altered Weiss' ask to the tune of 40% equity in the SoundBender brand, and was contingent on the Walgreens deal closing.

During a CNN interview, Johnson defended Trump when asked why the president didn't disclose a list of attendees at the meme coin dinner.

FUBU founder and CEO Daymond John praised the eggs, calling them the "best thing [he's] ever eaten in 16 years on this stage." Despite that, John did not invest, preferring to remain a customer.

Mark Cuban officially swam out of the Shark Tank on May 16. The billionaire's final episode of the reality series marked the end of an era. Cuban joined in Season 2 as a guest shark and then ...

Cuban joined in Season 2 as a guest shark and then became a regular fixture on the panel in Season 3 alongside Daymond John, Barbara Corcoran, Robert Herjavec, and Kevin O'Leary.

Mark Cuban said goodbye to Shark Tank after being on the show for 14 years. His last show will be on Friday.

After 14 years as super shark, Mark Cuban swims away from ABC's "Shark Tank" with a final episode May 16. Why the maverick says he's leaving.

Daymond John, Barbara Corcoran, Mark Cuban, Kevin O'Leary, Lori Greiner and Robert Herjavec are the "sharks" on ABC's "Shark Tank." (Patrick Ecclesine/ABC) ...