Mark Cuban responded to posts criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris and defended her policies over those of former President Donald Trump over X. What Happened: On Wednesday, X user Andy Swan accused Harris of wanting to confiscate equity from successful startups through an “unrealized capital gains tax” and promoting “equity” as everyone ending up in the same place.

Mark Cuban shot back at Donald Trump after the former president threatened Illinois-based John Deere with a 200% tariff on its products if it goes ahead with its plans to move some of its production to Mexico.

The former president’s plan is the sort of “socialist’ and “communistic’ idea you would expect from Bernie Sanders, Cuban said, not a Republican candidate for the

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Monday said he would apply a 200% tariff on John Deere imports if the agricultural equipment company moves production to Mexico, as planned. "As you know,

Billionaire Mark Cuban went after former President Trump on Monday evening for a recent threat he made about John Deere and tariffs. On Monday, the former president threatened John Deere with large tariffs on its products in the case it outsources part of its manufacturing to Mexico.

Cuban had earlier called Trump's call for 200% tariffs on John Deere "insane" and a "good way to destroy a legendary American company."

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Tuesday offered promises to reverse offshoring by U.S. manufacturers, while Democratic rival Kamala Harris’s campaign deployed prominent supporter Mark Cuban to attack the former president’s economic proposals.

The GOP candidate says he'll impose 200 percent duties on equipment made in Mexico and sold into the United States.

John Deere announced earlier this year that it would lay off over 800 workers across factories in Illinois and Iowa.