Mark Cuban

"For me, I'm always accessible via email. I mean, my email is available publicly. And so I get email pitches all the time," Cuban said.

Billionaire Mark Cuban came clean about the hefty chunk of change he paid in taxes this year, publishing the nine-figure number on X this week.

"This country has done so much for me, I'm proud to pay my taxes every single year," Cuban wrote on X. "Tag a former president that you know doesn't."

Mark Cuban is worried that Americans will put too much emphasis on the economy when voting for president this fall.

"Every single person on Twitter could disagree with me. I would still follow the results I see in my portfolio," Cuban wrote on X.

Mark Cuban enjoys his online sparring matches with Elon Musk over DEI initiatives.

In an interview with Lex Fridman, Mark Cuban compared Biden and Trump's presidencies, emphasizing staff stability as a deciding factor.

Donald Trump's net worth has jumped to more than $7 billion, per Bloomberg, thanks to his large stake in a company that began trading this week.

Elon Musk cited his X replies when defending his stance on DEI in the aviation industry to Don Lemon. 

"I don't want a snake oil salesperson as President," Cuban said of former President Donald Trump.

Musk mocked Cuban after the latter said he would vote for Joe Biden even if the president "was being given last rites."

"If they were having his last wake, and it was him versus Trump, and he was being given last rites, I would still vote for Joe Biden," Cuban said.

Mark Cuban takes another slight at Elon Musk and tells Business Insider that Tesla has better software but his Kia EV6 is an "easier drive."

In an email to Business Insider, Cuban wrote that X was still a good place to argue and get breaking news.

Mark Cuban once said there is no downside to being a billionaire. So, how do you become one? The easiest way is to start or buy a company and make it worth billions.

The 'Shark Tank' star told Trevor Noah he prefers to use email and tries to avoid meeting and calls as much as possible.

Speaking on Trevor Noah's podcast "What Now?" Mark Cuban said he doesn't think he could be a billionaire again if he started over.

During a recent podcast appearance, billionaire investor Mark Cuban discussed his public spat with Elon Musk over DEI practices.

The Dallas billionaire spent $2 million on Mustang, a Texas town with no houses or people. I visited to figure out what the heck happened.

"Mark Cuban is a racist," Musk said in response to Cuban's defense of United Airlines pilot training academy's diversity goals.