Mark Cuban has his fingers in almost every pie. The billionaire has one of the most diverse portfolios on the market. His NBA franchise, Shark Tank ventures, and film production companies are slowly pushing the businessman higher on Forbes World’s Billionaire List.
Cuban is involved with over 200 companies, and shows absolutely no sign of slowing his business-savvy roll.
What were Mark Cuban’s first business ventures?
Mark Cuban has been, according to Mark Cuban, a natural businessman since he was 12. As a youth, he sold garbage bags door to door and sold his first company, MicroSolutions, to H&R Block fresh out of college. By 1995, he was a pioneering voice for the first streaming service, AudioNet, which he sold in 2000 for just under 6 billion dollars.
Later that same year, Cuban bought the Dallas Mavericks, and though he’d never considered owning a team, his recent windfall – and the lack of fan enthusiasm for his favorite team – pushed the entrepreneur to reach out. Within 3 months, Cuban was the sole owner of the team, and cemented his fame as one of the most outspoken billionaires in the market.
What are Mark Cuban’s businesses?
Cuban’s purchase of the Dallas Mavericks launched him to fame. His controversial presence on the court (he was fined nearly 2 million dollars over the years for his loud mouth), as well as his willingness to do whatever it took to see his team win, made Cuban a sensational owner to follow. Over the years, the billionaire has been incredibly generous with his money, and civic-minded with his investments.
Cuban regularly hands out massive bonuses to his players and staff, and his direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical company, Cost Plus Drugs, has dramatically cut into the pharmaceutical industry. Even if his every venture isn’t world-changing or guaranteed to net him an absolutely mindboggling amount of cash, the sheer number of businesses under his belt ensures Cuban will never drop off the billionaires list.
- 2020CV
- 3Data
- AGOT
- Alethea
- Allstar
- Allure Systems
- Almost Friday
- Alyssa’s Bakery
- AngelHack
- Apptopia
- Arbitrum
- Art of Sports
- Artists Den Entertainment
- Auxuman
- AXS TV
- Baozza
- Bequest
- Biolinq
- Biomeme
- BizToc
- Blocto
- Bold Metrics
- Brondell
- BrothWorks
- BSB Brown Sugar Bourbon
- Calant
- Campus Ink
- Catapult
- Cause Reports
- Cerebro Sports
- ChangeEd
- Civic Science
- Clipisode
- Cluster
- Collegedebt.com
- CommitChange
- Converge
- Converus
- CryptoSlam
- Cultivate
- Dallas Mavericks
- Dameday Couture
- DAOHQ
- Dave
- dClimate
- DeFi Alliance
- Defined.fi
- Degreed
- Diaper Dust
- Digest.ai
- Divorced Girl Smiling
- Dizzy & Vertigo Institute of Los Angeles
- Dust
- Earth Brands
- Eon Health
- Erisa Recovery
- Esprezzo
- Eterneva
- Ethpass
- Fabric8Labs
- Fabrica
- Finalyze Captal
- Fireside
- FiscalNote
- Foodguides
- FORT Robotics
- Gecko Robotics
- Genetesis
- Global Teaching Project
- Guardian
- Hala Systems
- Handle Fitness
- Hirebotics
- HomeCourt
- HYPERVSN
- Ice Shaker
- Illuno
- Injective Protocol
- Ink, Inc
- Inside.com
- Joy Milk Tea
- Klima
- Labdoor
- Lazy
- Lfttt
- Lightyear
- Loliware
- Lucky trader
- LVRG
- Mad Rabbit
- Magnolia Pictures
- Mahmee
- Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs Company
- Mark Cuban Foundation
- Maus Foundation
- Mavs Gaming
- Melni
- Mintable
- MobileODT
- Momentum
- Moolah
- Moov Technologies
- MUSH
- Neutral Foods
- NFT Grnius
- NFT42
- Nimble
- Noshi
- Numilk
- Nuro Retention
- Offeat Media Group
- Oorbit
- Open Garden
- OpenSea
- Osaro
- Otolith Labs
- Paladin
- Pascal Tags
- Percepto
- PerfectPost
- Phaidra
- Philo
- Polygon
- Prep Expert
- Pricestack
- REDEF
- Regent Craft
- Relativity Space
- Rise Nation
- Rock the Bells
- Samaya
- SambaTV
- Savypak
- ScoutibleStatSocial
- Selery
- Settle
- ShiftSmart
- Snacklins
- Sonara
- Sparkcharge
- Spontivly
- Sportlogiq
- Sporttradat
- Sriracha2Go
- Strateos
- Strella Biotechnology
- SubSafe
- SuperRare
- Sweet Tooth Hotel
- Synthesia
- Texas Legends
- The Longhairs
- The Zebra
- THEMAGIC5
- ThirdWeb
- Three Commas
- TickerAi
- Toggle
- Tokenproof
- TokenScript
- TransCrypts
- Trophy Smack
- Twist It Up
- Underdog Sports
- Unite Genomics
- Upstart
- Validic
- VidIQ
- Virtuix Omni
- Vizzywig
- VNTANA
- Wild Earth
- Wondry cocktail wines & creams
- World 1 League
- WriteyBoard
- Yendo
- Zapper
- ZenLedger
- ZergNet
- Zoba
Mark Cuban’s Shark Tank ventures
Cuban joined Shark Tank in 2009 as one of the original 5 “titans of industry.” Over the years, Cuban has backed hundreds of ventures on top of making around 50k an episode (which is roughly $1 million a season) and still holds stakes in quite a few. Cuban is set to leave the series as of 2024, and while this list will likely never get any longer, he’s still raking in the dough with his shares.
- Bala
- BillShark
- Brightwheel
- Chapul
- Chirps Chips
- Combat Flip Flops
- Cup Board Pro
- DinoDon
- Dude Wipes
- Echo Valley Meats
- Eterneva
- Fat Shack
- Guardian Bijes
- Hicc Away
- Holiball
- Hugo’s Amazing Tape
- Ice Shaker
- IceBeanie
- Loliware
- LuminAID
- Mad Rabbit
- Melni
- MeshTek
- Mush
- Nohbo
- Nuts ‘N More
- Packback
- Pan’s Mushroom jerky
- Pick-up Pools
- Prep Expert
- Qball
- R. Riveter
- Ready, Set, Food!
- Shower Toga
- Simple Sugars
- Slyde Handboards
- Snacklins
- Storage Scholars
- Subsafe
- The Lapel Project
- The Living Christmas Co
- The Longhairs
- Tower Paddleboards
- Truffle Shuffle
- Twist It Up
- Unreal Deli
- Wild Earth
- Wondry
- Zoobean
Published: Jan 9, 2024 01:33 pm