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The ‘Shark Tank’ billionaire warns that AI can make or break your company. By Jonathan Small | edited by Jessica Thomas | Jan 08, 2026 Mark Cuban isn’t sugarcoating his take on artificial intelligence. “AI is stupid,” he told Clipbook, comparing it to a Rainman-like “savant that remembers everything.” While the tools can pull from

A federal judge’s four-year prison sentence for an Iowa meatpacking plant worker underscores that pandemic-era relief fraud remains an active enforcement priority—and a cautionary tale for small business owners who relied on Paycheck Protection Program funds to survive COVID-19 disruptions. According to a release from the Small Business Administration (SBA) Office of Inspector General, Yovany

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Major tech companies are battling for AI dominance, pouring tens of billions into infrastructure and offering sky-high compensation packages. Billionaire investor Mark Cuban notes this new phase will see firms locking down valuable AI innovations and expertise rather than sharing them. Major tech companies are in a fierce competition to be at the forefront of

Mark Cuban is departing ABC’s popular Shark Tank show after 15 seasons with a portfolio of successes fattening his already big bank account. Cuban told CNBC that he invested “about $33 million” during his time on the show, receiving $35 million in cash returns and holding equity now worth “at least $250 million.” Not…Read more...

Skylight, a startup taking on TikTok with a more open alternative, is launching its mobile app to the public on Tuesday after just 10 weeks of active development. The app, which is backed by Mark Cuban and others, is now one of many to build on top of the AT Protocol — the same technology

For many entrepreneurs, raising significant funds from investors sounds like a dream come true.But Shark Tank judge and billionaire businessman Mark Cuban says outside capital isn't the panacea new founders think it is. In fact, he suggested a completely different approach on a SXSW panel last month, CNBC reported: Launch "with as little money as