Mark Cuban

Co-founded the company with Alex Oshmyansky, who pitched him the idea and serves as CEO. Its online pharmacy launched in January 2022.^{Source [15]Source [12]Source [16]}

• Co-founded the company in 2019 according to his official ABC biography; its online pharmacy launched on January 19, 2022 with about 100 generic drugs.^{Source [2]Source [1]Source [12]}
• Described in 2022 as the company's majority investor while Alex Oshmyansky serves as CEO.^{Source [17]Source [12]}
• Serves as the public face of the company's partnerships, including the April 2026 deal with Bristol Myers Squibb and Pfizer to sell Eliquis through CostPlusDrugs.com.^{Source [18]}

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Founded HDNet in 2001 and relaunched it as AXS TV in 2012 with partners including AEG. Sold a majority interest to Anthem Sports & Entertainment in September 2019 and kept an equity stake.^{Source [19]Source [20]}

• Started HDNet and HDNet Movies in 2001 with Phil Garvin and Todd Wagner; his biography describes HDNet as the first all high-definition TV network.^{Source [2]Source [1]}
• Relaunched HDNet as AXS TV on July 2, 2012 with partners Anschutz Entertainment Group, Creative Artists Agency and Ryan Seacrest.^{Source [21]Source [23]}
• Sold a majority interest in AXS TV and HDNet Movies to Anthem Sports & Entertainment in September 2019 and stayed on as a partner with an equity stake.^{Source [20]Source [24]}

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Bought the Mavericks from Ross Perot Jr. in January 2000 for $285 million. The NBA approved his sale of the controlling interest to the Adelson and Dumont families on December 27, 2023; he kept about 27%, and the buyers hold an option to buy up to 20% more from him within four years.^{Source [7]Source [1]Source [9]Source [25]Source [26]}

• Bought the team from Ross Perot Jr. on January 4, 2000 for $285 million.^{Source [7]Source [2]}
• Owned the team through its first NBA Finals appearance in 2006 and its 2011 NBA championship.^{Source [2]Source [22]Source [7]}
• Sold a controlling stake to the Adelson and Dumont families in a deal valued at about $3.5 billion, approved December 27, 2023; kept about 27% and became alternate governor.^{Source [8]Source [9]}
• The buyers hold an option to buy up to 20% more from him within four years of the sale.^{Source [25]}

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Started AudioNet with Todd Wagner in 1995 to stream Indiana University basketball broadcasts; it became broadcast.com, went public in 1998 and agreed in 1999 to be acquired by Yahoo in a stock deal valued at about $5.7 billion.^{Source [1]Source [22]Source [4]Source [5]}

• Started AudioNet with Todd Wagner to carry Indiana University basketball broadcasts over the internet; his biography calls it the first commercial streaming company.^{Source [1]Source [2]Source [22]}
• Served as Chairman of the Board and President while Wagner was CEO; the company listed on Nasdaq under BCST on July 17, 1998.^{Source [4]}
• Agreed on April 1, 1999 to sell the company to Yahoo in a stock deal valued at about $5.7 billion; the sale closed in July 1999.^{Source [5]Source [6]}

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Founded MicroSolutions in Dallas after being fired from a software retail job, built it into a systems integration business, and sold it to CompuServe in 1990 for $6 million.^{Source [1]Source [28]Source [27]}

• Founded the company in 1983, the day after he was let go from the Dallas software store Your Business Software.^{Source [1]Source [23]}
• Built it into a systems integration and network applications firm that reached 80 employees and $36 million in annualized sales.^{Source [1]Source [2]}
• Sold it to CompuServe, then part of H&R Block, for $6 million in 1990.^{Source [1]Source [23]Source [22]}

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