The Latest Breaking News from Mark Cuban

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban is once again calling out the U.S. healthcare system, taking particular aim at insurance companies and high-deductible health plans.

Back when Mark Cuban was broke and sleeping on a beer-stained floor with five roommates, he probably didn't seem like the guy who'd one day own the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, sell his startup to Yahoo for $5.7 billion, and become a household name for telling people to stop drinking lattes.…

Mark Cuban is allegedly looking to partner with Humana on pharmacy offerings.

As the week unfolded, the political world witnessed some major developments. Here’s a quick recap of the top stories that made headlines.

They might advise others to save, but these gurus sure did splurge on real estate for themselves. Then again, they might write off mansions as investments.

Mark Cuban isn't blaming politicians for the decline of American manufacturing jobs–he's blaming consumers. The billionaire entrepreneur said the real force behind offshoring wasn't Washington or Wall Street, but ordinary Americans who simply chose convenience and low prices over supporting domestic products.

House Republican leaders are set to introduce a health care bill next week, according to Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.). The bill, which is expected to be GOP-only, is slated for a floor presentation before the year ends.

On Thursday, Mark Cuban accused major insurers of "abusing" independent physicians and arguing that the Affordable Care Act, often referred to as "Obamacare," has deteriorated into a system that corporations have learned to game.

A 35-year-old applied Mark Cuban's side-hustle strategies -- teaching AI, finding arbitrage and offering services -- and now makes $2,800 extra monthly.

Bloomberg, Cuban, Dalio, Ratcliffe and Ross all got fired early in their careers. Here's how losing their jobs led to building billion-dollar empires.

Who doesn't want to wake up a little—maybe a lot—richer?