Mark Cuban, known as the digital shark on “Shark Tank,” once touted his internet expertise from selling Broadcast.com to Yahoo in 1999.
Recently, he sold a controlling interest in the Dallas Mavericks, citing that the team’s advantage in digital knowledge had diminished.
Despite this, on “Shark Tank,” Cuban continues to highlight his digital background, attracting digital innovators even off-camera.
One of his investments, Sorfeo, a brand focused on Amazon sales, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, with Cuban acknowledging it as part of business risks.
Meanwhile, Cuban remains a digital leader with ventures like Mark Cuban’s Cost Plus Drug Co., aiming to disrupt the traditional drugstore model by offering transparent pricing and low markups.
