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«That's the biggest problem with trolls,» Cuban says.
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Billionaire venture capitalist Mark Cuban says bitcoin futures trading on major exchanges will potentially have a positive impact on the cryptocurrency.
At best, Cuban says, there is contradictory evidence for the third reason, little for the second, and none for the first.»
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban says he doesn't have the time to run for President, but he is willing to join Clinton as her vice-presidential candidate on the Democratic ticket.
Billionaire venture capitalist Mark Cuban says bitcoin futures trading on major exchanges will potentially have a positive impact on the cryptocurrency.
Mark Cuban Says Gold And Bitcoin Are Equally Useless — Part 1 — Ironically in 2016 in response to market turmoil, Cuban bought call options on gold.
Tech billionaire Mark Cuban says he conducts business almost exclusively via email.
Cuban says he gets by on six hours of sleep a night, though seven is ideal, and he's always down for a good nap particularly if he is traveling.
Cuban says he uses headphones to watch TV, so as to not disturb his wife, and sets the television to turn off automatically so he can just fall asleep.
«Maybe it's a bad habit,» Cuban says of his TV routine.
But one thing Cuban says he misses from his early days is the ability to take risks.
But what Trump has tapped into, Cuban says, is that people don't trust government.
That's why he's got supporters, Cuban says.
«Knowing what my sales skills are and the products that I am able to sell,» Cuban says, «I think I could find a job selling a product that had enough commissions or rewards for me.»
«You have to build your business faster than anyone else,» Cuban says.
«Over the next 15 to 20 years,» Cuban says, «medicine will be so personalized there will be no drugstores.»
«What's happening now, when people think «this time he's serious,» the market goes down,» Cuban says.
Still, Cuban says he has yet to commit to a presidential bid.
Mark Cuban says he tries to get in an hour of cardio each day, and billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson wakes up at 5 a.m. every day to exercise.
(After all, Mark Cuban says his sales skills are what made him millions.)
Like Cuban says, «Don't start a company unless it's an obsession and something you love.
Of all the candidates, Cuban says he would most like to sit down with Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, even though he objects to Sanders's stance as a democratic socialist and plan to levy a special tax on billionaires.
«He was always very encouraging but also realistic,» Cuban says of his dad.
Cuban says he will help fund innovative ideas in exchange for entrepreneurs publicly posting their business plans on his site.
As Mark Cuban says, «Credit cards are the worst investment, unless you pay them off every 30 days.
«To be a billionaire, you have got to get lucky,» Cuban says.
He doesn't know how to use Google,» Cuban said.
«As long as [Trump] said he» [d] listen to me in everything I said, we'd be OK,» Cuban said.
«There's that guy who'll walk into the bar and say anything to get laid,» Cuban said, according to Yahoo Finance.
«I would get a job as a bartender at night and a sales job during the day, and I would start working,» Cuban said in an episode of the podcast «How I Built This.»
«He is Joe McCarthy reincarnate,» Cuban said of Cruz during the radio interview.
«To be a billionaire, you have got to get lucky,» Cuban said.
It was only a few months ago that billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban said he'd consider running as vice president on a Donald Trump - led ticket, and that Hillary Clinton was too disliked to win the presidency.
Speaking at the New York Times DealBook conference, Cuban said that his family is a huge factor in why he hasn't officially announced plans to run for president, and it sounds like his wife might be his biggest opposition.
«I would get a job as a bartender at night and a sales job during the day, and I would start working,» Cuban said in conversation with Guy Raz, the host of NPR's How I Built This podcast.
Cuban said that while his wife doesn't seem thrilled by the idea right now, he has a year to try and persuade her before he would need to officially make a bid for the office.
«Anything that can be misconstrued in any way, shape or form, I'm going to do it on Cyber Dust,» Cuban said.
That got us closed down,» Cuban said.
«He's been a breath of fresh air from the perspective that he speaks his mind,» Cuban said.
Regarding the highly polarized atmosphere around finding a successor to Scalia, Cuban said he'd choose someone who's independent - minded.
«I would look to find the smartest, most open - minded person, who is able to say, you know what, where there's a liberal interpretation that's better suited for what's going on, fine,» Cuban said.
Cuban said Clinton is too polarizing to win the presidency.
«He is Joe McCarthy reincarnate,» Cuban said.
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Finally, Cuban said the outcome of the election ultimately will be all about the economy: «There's so much uncertainty with markets, there's so much uncertainty with international finance, that people could start feeling the effects personally and that could change what they're focused on,» he said.
Cuban said early in the 2016 presidential campaign that he was considering a future White House bid, but he later shot the idea down several times.
«I would get a job as a bartender at night and a sales job during the day,» Cuban said on the podcast How I Built This,» and I would start working.
«I personally think there's going to be a greater demand in 10 years for liberal arts majors than for programming majors and maybe even engineering,» Cuban said.
There are no coal mining jobs coming back,» Cuban said.
At the first 2016 presidential debate, in late September, Cuban said there was «no possible way» he'd run.