The "Shark Tank" cast is heartbroken over Mark Cuban's decision to leave the hit business and entrepreneurship reality series. "Like losing a brother, it's terrible. I know I'll get over it; I hope I'll get over it,

As Mark Cuban bids Shark Tank farewell, he's looking back on the things he'll miss the most. While exclusively speaking to PEOPLE about the upcoming 16th season of the business show, Cuban, 66, opened up about the emotions he was feeling as he headed into filming his final day.

What will Shark Tank be without Mark Cuban after season 16? Fans of the franchise are wondering what the business aficionado has planned after his final season of the show and whether or not he will ever return to television in the future.

FUBU founder and costar Daymond John details how the billionaire's casting "saved" the ABC series from early cancellation.

Mark Cuban had 16 seasons as a host on SHARK TANK, but now it’s time for him to put that aside and focus on what’s important—family.

Tears welled in Kevin O’Leary’s eyes as he recalled a time that Shark Tank costar Mark Cuban got him out of a rut. During a recent appearance on Who's Talking to Chris Wallace?, Kevin, 70, opened up about his time in the political sphere in Canada in 2017.

“Shark Tank” billionaire Mark Cuban suggested on Monday that former President Trump keeps launching new business ventures because he is broke.

For now, the show still boasts its four remaining originals — Daymond John, Barbara Corcoran, Robert Herjavec, and Kevin O’Leary — and they aren’t showing any signs of stepping down just yet. When asked by TV Insider if he had any thoughts of retiring from the ABC show anytime soon,

Kevin O'Leary shedded tears sharing an anecdote about a time when his "Shark Tank" co-star Mark Cuban "saved" him from potentially spending time in prison over a $2 million debt. "I owe hime a lot. He saved my ass,