Mark Cuban

The Dallas Mavericks owner told Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson that the Slovenian reminded him of the five-time NBA champion.

"Translation of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, 'My party good, your party bad.' Translation of Ted Cruz, 'My party good, your party bad,'" the entrepreneur tweeted.

The entrepreneur encouraged donors to instead give the money to their local food banks.

On Monday, the "Shark Tank" star agreed with a Twitter comment saying that the president's supporters aren't "deplorable."

Transacting with the Chinese Communist Party benefits a sworn enemy of our liberty and justice. Americans—the National Basketball Association's most important customers—suffer the ultimate loss.

The billionaire entrepreneur enthusiastically tweeted a photo of his basketball arena-turned-voting site this morning.

Cuban recently picked up West in late September after a photograph of West begging on the streets of Dallas went viral.

West had expressed a desire to return to the NBA since leaving the league back in 2012.

"Since when is a desire to end racism an insult to anyone or political?" the Mavericks owner wrote on Twitter on Tuesday.

West was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2008 and was spotted panhandling in the Dallas area last week.

Here are the politicians who support Mark Cuban's coronavirus relief plan.

Entrepreneur Mark Cuban has suggested such action could help families while also boosting spending which would support businesses.

Senator Cruz and billionaire Cuban got in a Twitter fight, all because of a single-word tweet that Cuban aimed at an AM radio host.

"If you want to complain, complain to your boss and ask why they don't play the National Anthem every day before you start work," Cuban tweeted on July 19.

On Saturday, the rapper announced his intentions to run for office this year, but has not formally entered the race.

Cuban brought up Hannity's town hall interview with Trump after Hannity told the Dallas Mavericks owner to admit Joe Biden "is not exactly with it."

The NBA season is set to resume in Orlando on July 31 but Florida is among the states who have reversed or paused reopening after lockdown.

The "Shark Tank" host explained why he backs Joe Biden for president in the upcoming 2020 election.

An interview with entrepreneur Mark Cuban.

Cuban said the racial divide in the U.S. was a problem that could be traced back to the white community and urged it to change.

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban said to help stimulate the economy during the ongoing coronavirus epidemic, the government should issue a "use it or lose it" debit card so that households can make purchases from businesses that are struggling to stay afloat amidst statewide closedowns.

Over half of the NBA franchises have returned to training and the season is expected to resume at some point in late July.

The Dallas Mavericks owner believes the NBA season may resume soon and that games may have to be played outdoor.

Will Mark Cuban run for president? Is Senator Rick Scott a good manager? Newsweek editorial director Hank Gilman provides insight on the top business news of the week.

The Dallas Mavericks owner discussed his possible campaign plans on Dan Katz's "Pardon My Take" podcast, on Friday.

The Mavericks owner said the franchise will reopen its training facility only once it can have access to the White House-levels of testing.

According to the poll, social distancing received a non-compliance rate of approximately 30 percent, while providing hand sanitizer and other disinfectants to customers received a higher non-compliance rate of approximately 45 percent.

"When we get to the other side of this, call it America 2.0, the more entrepreneurs we have coming up with unique ideas, the sooner we will recover," Mark Cuban tells Newsweek.

While Cuban has mostly been plowing money into an exchange-traded fund, he's also scooping up shares of Live Nation Entertainment, a curious choice considering the business it's in.

"Shark Tank's" Kevin O'Leary said that Bernie Sanders secretly hopes to turn the U.S. into a "communist country" but will not succeed during a Tuesday appearance on "The View" with his co-host Mark Cuban.