Billionaire Mark Cuban has been speaking out on social media, arguing that wealthy people should get targeted incentives to ...

The billionaire and 'Shark Tank' investor said those 'already working on how to integrate ChatGPT, Gemini, etc.' would win in ...

Mark Cuban says Bluesky, the social media site that is populated primarily by left-leaning users, has “grown ruder and more hateful.” NBAE via Getty Images ...

Mark Cuban criticized Bluesky for becoming an echo chamber, warning it was driving some users away. Engagement on Bluesky has plunged since February, with far fewer daily unique users.

So far, Cuban's posts on Bluesky are not coming close to the type of engagement he received on X, which is unsurprising given that despite being one of its most prominent users, his following ...

Mark Cuban is one of the most followed people on social media platform Bluesky. In a recent interview, Cuban shares why he loves Bluesky and what sets it apart from X. Get ahead of next week’s ...

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When Cuban first joined Bluesky in November 2024, he announced his presence on the platform with a four-word post that has since become iconic in the anti-X community: “Hello Less Hateful World.” ...

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban has publicly criticized Bluesky, the decentralized social media platform he once championed, for becoming “ruder and more hateful,” according to a report by ...

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NBA team owner Mark Cuban is one of the most-followed people on Bluesky and a proponent for the social media platform. Get special access to three exclusive "Top 10 Stocks" power lists today ...

Cuban questioned BlueSky's future, citing vanishing nuance and an absence of some topics. Mark Cuban is sounding the alarm on Bluesky's declining engagement — and he's not pulling his punches.