Darien Craig and Brandon Echols of Hayden pitched their sweet tea business to celebrity investors on Season 16 of the ABC reality series.

The sharks showed a lot of interest, with multiple bids sent his way until a pair of counters back and forth led to a preliminary agreement with Lori Greiner for an investment ... do I want to scale ...

Smy also disagreed with their business ideas explaining, "We offered free shipping, and because toys were so variable in ...

Lori Greiner refused to invest in Aramli's invention ... We started with a queen-size mattress on the floor. The biggest annoyance with this was that the vertical BedJet base unit was taller ...

Lori Greiner, a star investor on Shark Tank and an icon of innovation, has built a reputation as a business mogul with a ...

The current season boasts sharks like Kevin O'Leary, Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner, and Daymond John. Cuban has announced he would retire from the show after the end of season 16. The show also invites ...

In addition to being a chicken-strip pusher extraordinaire, Todd Graves, co-founder of Raising Cane's, is an investor and a showman. The Baton Rouge native, worth $9.5 billion, likes a good deal ...

As Lori Greiner quickly jumped out of her seat to go and give Ashley a hug, Zach explained that his wife's mother passed away when she was just eight years old. As Ashley sobbed, Zach told the ...

Eventually, Graves partnered with Shark Lori Greiner, who wants to focus on the direct-to-consumer side of the business, to offer the money for a 10% stake each. After negotiations, Mahon agreed ...

Maybe he will use it as an ice cream bar for his backyard? Lori Greiner loved the concept as well, but she was on the fence. She wondered how she would get her money back fast enough. Taking a page ...