Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison has been public enemy No. 1 ever since he traded away Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers in February. The fanbase has been calling for Harrison's firing, but minority owner Mark Cuban made it clear on SiriusXM NBA Radio that he still has confidence in the executive.

Mark Cuban says he uses generative AI on a daily basis, but always carefully. The tech falls short on factual accuracy and attention to detail, he warns.

In a Q&A with Gizmodo, the billionaire investor explains why AI is about to change your job and why crypto still hasn’t delivered on its promise.

After his break with the Trump White House, Musk says he's starting the America Party. Cuban seems interested in the idea.

Mark Cuban said artificial intelligence is only in its early stages and has the potential to create massive wealth—possibly even the world’s first trillionaire. He uses AI extensively in his own life and sees it as a powerful tool for improving productivity and creativity. Still, he acknowledged the risks and limitations of AI.

"It's nice to know that she lets him speak in public about other teams" - When Mark Cuban called Phil Jackson "Jeanie Buss' boy-toy" originally appeared on Basketball Network.

Explore 10 standout companies Mark Cuban has invested in, from health and tech to eco-friendly startups, and learn how he chooses his next big venture.

Mark Cuban spent years on "Shark Tank," where he often invested in companies he could help or could use with his NBA team. Here's one of the exceptions he made.