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Trump businesses report more than $2 billion in revenue during first year of second term
Financial disclosures show revenue from hotels, golf courses, cryptocurrency, watches, cologne and Bibles. The report covers the period from January 2025 through early 2026.
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Revenue came from Trump hotels, golf courses, cryptocurrency products, watches, cologne, Bibles and other merchandise. The disclosure covers the period beginning January 2025.
Business operations during presidency Trump's adult sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, are listed as formally in charge of the businesses while their father holds office. The White House stated that the president is not involved in running the companies. An official said the businesses have been turned over to the children and do not involve the president.
International transactions One set of transactions involved the Trump-linked company World Liberty Financial, the government of the United Arab Emirates and a convicted cryptocurrency figure. The transactions resulted in $500 million flowing to the Trump company, according to the disclosure.
The UAE received access to certain American AI chips and the convicted figure received a pardon. Those involved described the deals as legitimate business. The White House said neither the president nor his family have engaged or will engage in conflicts of interest.
