Shaquille O'Neal opened up about one of the major factors he considers when expanding his investment portfolio, and how Mark ...

Mark Cuban's criticism of the SEC highlights a persistent debate about the agency's role and effectiveness. As the SEC adapts to modern financial challenges, its success will depend on balancing ...

Billionaire investors and television celebrity Mark Cuban threw a jibe at SEC Chair Gary Gensler, questioning if he is deliberately trying to weaken Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.). What ...

Mark Cuban said on Fox News that if he were given a role in the Harris Administration he would like to be the head of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Mark Cuban fears ‘nightmare’ SEC crypto registration rules but remains bullish on crypto Mark Cuban said he doesn’t think the SEC has the manpower or knowledge to regulate crypto.

Mark Cuban versus Gary Gensler? The billionaire called out the SEC chair on Tuesday, August 23. And, on this day back in 2021, Cuban also took to Twitter to ...

MARK CUBAN: Head of the SEC, that's the job I would take. Maybe HHS, but somebody needs to replace Gary Gensler.

Plainspoken with a face recognizable across the airwaves — not to mention an estimated net worth of $5.7 billion that eclipses Trump's — Cuban is a powerful proxy for the Harris campaign.

Tightened SEC regulation of the cryptocurrency industry represents a potential “nightmare” for the struggling sector, billionaire Mark Cuban warned on Twitter.

“Shark Tank” investor and owner of the Dallas Mavericks, Mark Cuban, has shown interest in joining the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). He has also proposed the formation of a ...

Mark Cuban wants Gary Gensler’s job at the SEC, report says While Cuban lacks traditional political experience, his interest in reforming the agency's posture toward digital assets has some support.

Cuban wrote in a post from his verified account: "The SEC is a mess. I wouldn't trust them to do the right thing ever. It's an agency built by and for lawyers to be lawyers and win cases rather ...