Mark Cuban's Economic Decisions

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One man who made his own economic decision is Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks. He is an entrepreneur a man who became a billionaire all alone and made his own economic decision with out the government restrictions. Cuban remained on top of technology trends by launching a social media app called Cyber Dust, during 2014. He also allow him self in the same conversations when brought up about our upcoming presidents Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Cuban has also been I a few movies such as Goodnight, Good Luck, Akeelah, The Bee and played as the U.S. President in the movie Sharknado. He's stared in two TV series, Entourage, and The League. Cuban had thought about buying an MLB team but he said with the commission Bud Selig running

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