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The former president’s legal woes took a half-billion-dollar bite out of his net worth. Meme stock traders might just bail him out.

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A clip of a 2015 audio recording, which has not been previously released, discredits statements that Donald Trump made under oath earlier this month.

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Sixteen candidates. Four billion dollars. One future president. Forbes digs into the personal finances of the crowd contending for the White House.

A play-by-play account of Monday's proceedings in Donald Trump's fraud trial.

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When Ivanka Trump takes the stand in her father’s fraud case, she should have plenty to talk about.

Documents are now becoming public, including a Deutsche Bank credit report that raises the question of whether the Trump Organization might have deceived its lender.

The Trump Organization expected big things: Annual revenues above $100 million, profits exceeding $30 million and average room rates over $700.

The evidence that Forbes has that Weisselberg lied, which the attorney general’s office certainly does not have, is a collection of notes.

Trump’s lender fell for lies about how big, and possibly how profitable, his properties actually were.

In trying to distance himself from Donald Trump’s false financial statements, Allen Weisselberg kept lying.

Donald Trump Falls Off The Forbes 400 For The Second Time In Three Years

What’s Donald Trump really worth? People have been asking the question for decades, though never with as much urgency as they are today.

It’s hard to both convince lenders that you stand by documents and to persuade prosecutors that you had little to do with those same documents.

Politics damaged the Trump brand, but it still has has cachet in at least one part of the world: the Middle East.

The accuser, Noelle Dunphy, made the claim as part of a lawsuit that says Giuliani hired her, forced her into sexual activities, failed to pay her salary and then fired her.

A close examination of the former president’s business shows that Trump was as blindsided by inflation as the Biden administration.

Around the time that the pandemic set in, Gucci renegotiated its Trump Tower lease, apparently taking the artist of the deal to the cleaners.

The state-owned Industrial and Commercial Bank of China extended its Trump Tower lease while Trump was president, even though it had recently rented a bigger space nearby. The bank vacated around the time Trump left the White House.

Longtime lender Deutsche Bank started backing away from Donald Trump before his recent indictment. Axos Bank, which happily stepped up, seems content to stick with the ex-president.

The former president’s fortune dropped from an estimated $3.2 billion last fall to $2.5 billion today. The biggest reason? His social media business, once hyped to the moon, has come crashing down.

Donald Trump’s indictment excited investors, who are betting that criminal charges will actually help the former president and make him richer.

As the former president tries to fend off authorities, new revelations about Trump Tower suggest that the building is—and always was—something of a fraud.

A Manhattan townhouse, a Miami Beach condo, a French property and her dog Tiger Trump are among the items to be split between Ivana Trump’s kids, a former nanny and a mysterious friend.

The real-estate billionaire used loans with rock-bottom interest rates to shift some of his fortune to his kids.