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Before there were sharks, there were dragons and tigers.

The feisty billionaire investor and 'Shark Tank' star sounded off about the failed mega merger on Twitter and -- no surprise -- he's pointing the finger at the FCC.

The new offering highlights innovative 'rising star' products from both popular invention hotbeds.

The bubble today comes from private investors who are investing in apps and small tech companies. And there in lies the rub.

The FCC now has oversight of the Internet. But there is one thing it can never change.

The 'Shark Tank' star may still be stinging from his own failed online video venture.

Cuban asked the three sisters behind the dating app if they'd sell it to him outright, but they refused.

Don't be discouraged by the number of times you have tried and failed, but be inspired by the number of people who have failed and bounced back as successful entrepreneurs.

To be successful in business, you have to be hungry, passionate and willing to work your ass off to accomplish your goals.

Being wealthy is 'as good as it gets,' the Shark Tank star says.

How many seconds does it take to shake up the social video game? Jourdan Urbach and Jonathan Swerdlin are betting eight seconds will do the trick. Comment trolls need not apply.

The decisions that made the outspoken 'Shark Tank' investor a millionaire at 31 and a billionaire at 40.

Money and success are honorable goals but respect is more valuable than either and dependent upon neither.

Assembling your products outside of the U.S. can be a lot like driving blindfolded. But it doesn't have to be. Not if you steer clear of this all too common pitfall. Take it from the 'Queen of QVC.'

That's right. America's richest man believes Bitcoin is a promising payments solution. Why? Because it's 'cheap.' However, his outlook isn't as bright on the anonymity aspect.

The outspoken Shark Tank star is anything but bullish on Bitcoin.

Falling down and pulling yourself back up only makes you more kickass at business and in life, the Shark Tank star says.

Force them to save and kick them out after they graduate from college, especially if you're rich, he says.

The production company Ten Thirty One, which puts on Halloween-inspired interactive events, landed $2 million from Mark Cuban and is poised for expansion.

The millionaire mom of two says the first step is not to step in too much, especially when it comes to getting good grades. Also, let your kid fall so she can learn how to pick herself up.

Class, comfort and swagger. Some things never go out of style, except for this big business fashion faux pas that Kevin O'Leary and Daymond John say you should avoid.