Cuban acknowledges that there is a gap in Black women founders finding funding and advises them to build it on their own.

Mark Cuban, the billionaire investor and a minority owner of the Dallas Mavericks, shares why Black women entrepreneurs ...

Alongside Tabitha Brown, Cuban shared what it takes to be successful as a small business owner in today’s climate.

The combination of systemic discrimination and limited access to venture capital creates a challenging environment for Black ...

With a reported net worth of $5.7 billion and a prominent role on the "Shark Tank" investment reality show, Mark Cuban’s opinion holds weight for many ...

As loyal viewers know, sometimes discussions amongst the “Shark Tank” judges can get heated — even after a deal’s already ...

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Cuban also acknowledged the funding gap Black women founders face ... {The lenders} see people who may not have the financial literacy or understanding, and they’ll say, ‘Oh, yeah, I ...

Mark Cuban, the Shark Tank investor, recently revealed his advice to young and budding entrepreneurs who are seeking to have some funding for the growth of their companies.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced plans to take action against Caribbean governments linked to Cuban medical ...