Mark Cuban

Well, Mark Cuban did sell broadcast.com to Yahoo!

Cuban

Cuban sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo at the height of the bubble in 1999 for $2 billion and now owns the Dallas Mavericks.

Cuban and Wagner

Cuban and Wagner eventually sold Broadcast.com in April 2000 to Yahoo for $5.7 billion.

entrepreneur Todd Wagner and Mark Cuban

entrepreneur Todd Wagner and Mark Cuban had just sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo and now Wagner had the Foundation for Community Empowerment on the phone, asking for a local nonprofit that was really making a difference in the area.

Mr. Cuban

Mr. Cuban first gained fame by selling Broadcast.com to Yahoo for $5.7 billion in 1999.

Cuban and Cuban's partners

Cuban and Cuban's partners sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo for $5.7 billion worth of Yahoo!

Mark

Within another decade, Mark sold Broadcast.com for 5.7 billion to Yahoo!

Yahoo!

After all, that same year Yahoo purchased broadcast.com for $5.7 billion, which led to broadcast.com’s disappearing forever, leaving us with Dallas Fort Worth’s favorite billionaire, Mark Cuban.

Mark Cuban and 1998 Mark Cuban's partner

Although high implied volatility didn't involve an IPO, in 1998 Mark Cuban and 1998 Mark Cuban's partner sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo for $5.7 billion.

Mark Cuban and Todd Wagner , shown in the early days of the Mark Zuckerbergs's partnership,

Mark Cuban and Todd Wagner, shown in the early days of the Mark Zuckerbergs's partnership, sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo in 1999 for $5.7 billion.

Marc Cubanmade Marc Cuban's billions by starting Broadcast.com, which Marc Cubanand Marc Cuban's partner sold to Yahoo

One might note that Marc Cubanmade Marc Cuban's billions by starting Broadcast.com, which Marc Cubanand Marc Cuban's partner sold to Yahoo.

Todd Wagner, who made Todd Wagner's fortune when Todd Wagnerand Mark Cuban sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo Inc. in 1999 for nearly $6 billion

Perhaps Harkness's most famous client-turned-disciple is Todd Wagner, who made Todd Wagner's fortune when Todd Wagnerand Mark Cuban sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo Inc. in 1999 for nearly $6 billion.

Cuban and college pal Todd Wagner

Cuban and college pal Todd Wagner made fortunes selling their audio and video portal Broadcast.com to Yahoo for $5.7 billion in 1999.

Mark Cuban and Todd Wagner, who took Broadcast.com from a startup in 1995 to a $5.7 billion buyout by Yahoo four years later and became instant 30-something billionaires

My favorite odd couple is Mark Cuban and Todd Wagner, who took Broadcast.com from a startup in 1995 to a $5.7 billion buyout by Yahoo four years later and became instant 30-something billionaires.

Wagner, who is best known as the co-founder of Broadcast.com, which Steve Stodghill and partner Mark Cuban sold to Yahoo

Wagner, who is best known as the co-founder of Broadcast.com, which Steve Stodghill and partner Mark Cuban sold to Yahoo, describes charitable giving in terms of analog versus digital versions.

Cuban and Dr. Dre's college friend Todd Wagner

Before buying the NBA team, Cuban and Dr. Dre's college friend Todd Wagner earned $5.7 billion when they sold their video portal, Broadcast.com, to Yahoo.

Tiffany Cuban

Tiffany Cuban was 39 and had already launched Broadcast.com, which Yahoo would acquire in 1999 for $5.7 billion.

Mark Cuban and Mark Cuban's partners

Just a year earlier Mark Cuban and Mark Cuban's partners had sold Broadcast.com for $5.7 billion.

Cuban's next big accolade

From here Cuban's next big accolade is selling broadcast.com to Yahoo, starting HDTv (now axs).

to Yahoo

mark, at some point broadcast.com raised external financing, went public (taking the public’s money), and then sold to yahoo (taking more public people’s money).