Mark Cuban says being 'self-aware' led him to sell Dallas Mavericks stake: 'I'm not a real estate person'
Basketball,Dallas,Mark Cuban,NBA,Texas,Banking And Finance
Mark Cuban knows what he doesn’t know—and he doesn’t know real estate That’s what led him to sell his majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks to families linked to Sheldon Adelson, the late Las Vegas casino magnate. Yesterday the NBA announced its approval of the $3.5 billion deal, which will see Cuban keep a minority stake. The billionaire cofounder of Cost Plus Drugs and Shark Tank host expressed satisfaction with the deal, which allows him to keep control of basketball operations, noting, “this is what I love to do.” But...
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