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Even billionaires kick themselves for passing on investment opportunities that turned out to be incredibly lucrative. In Mark Cuban's case, he regrets not investing in Uber. He was offered the chance to invest at a $10 million valuation by Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick in 2009, and turned it down — because he thought the ridesharing company wasn't worth that much, he said on a recent episode of comedian Kevin Hart's Peacock talk show""Just think: If I would've given him $250,000 on a [$10 million] valuation, it'd be billions," Cuban said.
Specifically, given Uber's market capitalization of $90.1 billion as of Friday, Cuban's $250,000 would be worth $2.25 billion today."I mean, I've done OK. But, still," said Cuban, whose net worth is currentlyFeeling out of the loop? We'll catch you up on the Chicago news you need to know. Sign up for the weekly