The Latest Breaking News from Mark Cuban

Mark Cuban and Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk may not agree on everything these days, except, perhaps, the potential for a viable third political party. But one thing they do share is the number of people who admire them.

Billionaire Mark Cuban is doubling down on his idea that medical school in the U.S. should be tuition-free. “There are 100k students in med school each year. Room and board is about 100k per year. For $10B a year, med school could be free,” Cuban said recently on Bluesky.

Robert Herjavec followed Mark Cuban's advice on selling businesses to postpone a $100 million sale in 2021, which enabled him to close the deal four years later at a significantly higher price.

The 43-year-old tennis icon says humility and perseverance are key to success, echoing other leaders like Brian Niccol, Steve Jobs, and Mark Cuban.

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban has voiced his concerns over the manipulative practices of insurance companies, suggesting a need for radical changes in the healthcare sector.

Mark Cuban may have a net worth north of $5 billion, but when it came time to split the check with his dad, the math didn't matter.

Mavericks coach Jason Kidd revealed his plan for the No. 1 pick.

Kelly Cook grew up riding the poverty line, skipping a four-year college to help her mother with finances. She’s since held C-suite roles at DSW, Kmart, and now, David’s Bridal.

Entrepreneur and minority owner of the Dallas Mavericks Mark Cuban said then-President Joe Biden's lack of engagement with the business community helped push many CEOs and investors into Donald Trump's corner.

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban launched a scathing attack on large employers whose full-time workers qualify for Medicaid, arguing that taxpayers effectively subsidize corporate profits through government assistance programs.

Protesters gathered worldwide on June 14 for the "No Kings Day" demonstration — an event focused on rejecting authoritarianism and celebrating democratic values. The protests made headlines not just for its message, but for its participants: a large contingent of Baby Boomers, many draped in U.S flags and holding signs…