Mark Cuban has motivated one of his fellow “Shark Tank” panelists to invest in her health. read more AKPC_IDS += "3166,";

Barbara Corcoran has teamed up with DYMO™ Endicia® Postage Technologies to help small business owners get organized and back to business! With DYMO Endicia Postage Technologies you can print pre-paid shipping or mailing labels directly from a PC or Mac – taking advantage of substantial time savings and postage discounts with easy-to-use software. Even easier, a DYMO Endicia-labeled package or mail is ready for pick up by the mail carrier, eliminating time-consuming trips to the Post Office™, giving you back time to move your business forward. AKPC_IDS += "3157,";

As an entrepreneur, Barbara Corcoran never let anything hold her back. read more AKPC_IDS += "3055,";

Tropical bash in Union Square Barbara Corcoran knows that subtle’s no way to celebrate. The real estate mogul, who sold the Corcoran Co. in 2001 for about $70 million, now appears on ABC’s “Shark Tank,” and she threw a tropical-themed Tuesday night bash in honor of her book “Shark Tales: How I Turned $1,000 Into a Billion Dollar Business.” Glittery shirtless dudes distributed mai tais at the Union Square space while Barbara sat in a throne  beneath a tree of billion-dollar bills bearing her likeness. Co-author Bruce Littlefield wore a costume that made it look like he was being eaten by a shark. And “Today’s” Al Roker was just being his bad self. read more AKPC_IDS += "3020,";

Success is the best revenge Barbara Corcoran will never forget what her former real-estate partner and live-in beau, Ray Simone, told her when she informed him she was leaving him and going into business for herself: “You will never make it without me.” Corcoran walked out because, as she writes in her hot-off-the-presses book, “Shark Tales: How I Turned $1,000 Into a Billion Dollar Business,” Simone was having an affair with their secretary (whom he later married). So we’re not surprised to hear that her ex was one of the first people Corcoran invited to her book party this Tuesday at 15 Union Square West. So far, Simone hasn’t RSVP’d, but Corcoran’s husband of 22 years, real-estate investor Bill Higgins will be on hand to fete his wife. read more AKPC_IDS += "3017,";

Foot on face … cream When Mark Cuban taped a guest spot on the upcoming season of ABC-TV’s “Shark Tank,” panelist Barbara Corcoran asked the billionaire how he stays so young-looking. Cuban said his first girlfriend told him to use foot cream on his face, and he still does. Barbara invited Cuban to the April 5 book party for “Shark Tales:  How I Turned $1,000 into A Billion Dollar Business,” which she co-wrote with Bruce Littlefield.  Maybe he’ll share more beauty secrets if he goes. read more AKPC_IDS += "3027,";