Mark Cuban doesn't have a say in operations anymore, but his opinion still holds weight with Mavericks fans.

Mark Cuban is urging everyone to stop paying attention to television ratings. The Dallas Mavericks minority owner believes looking at sports viewership through a traditional lens is an antiquated way to judge the health of a sports league.

Before the billion-dollar exits and NBA ownership, Cuban’s early wins came from small, scrappy efforts. This skill helped set him apart.

Trump seemed to relish winning the support of his onetime foe, turning to Cuban and saying, “Well, he made a mistake. It was a big mistake.”

Pro sports has been rocked by gambling scandals and the rise of prediction markets, but Mark Cuban says the real problem isn’t sports betting itself—it’s the explosion of prop bets and the culture of scrutiny and abuse they have fueled.

Mark Cuban’s passive income ideas highlight useful wealth building strategies, but they also show how much easier the game is for people who already have money.

Mark Cuban thinks using a "buy and hold" strategy is a mistake. Find out what he advocates instead, and explore whether he's right or wrong.

You won’t find Mark Cuban putting up money for an NBA Europe franchise. The former Mavericks majority owner told Front Office Sports on an episode of Portfolio Players that he c