Mark Cuban: Only Morons Start a Business on a Loan

John McKerry • January 18, 2015 • 25 Comments

June 14 (Bloomberg) — Entrepreneur Mark Cuban discusses the U.S. Economy and starting a business with Trish Regan at the Clinton Global Initiative in Chicago on Bloomberg Television’s “Street Smart.” (Source: Bloomberg)

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