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Has Trump ever had a business that didnt fail?
Quite an impressive list of business failures. No wonder he pays zero taxes and is afraid to release his returns.
Trump Steaks Launched: 2007 Service rendered: Steaks Years in business: 1 https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...ngq6a5vdct.png GoTrump.com Launched: 2006 Service rendered: Travel search engine Years in business: 1 https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...lj2qdli0ar.png Trump Airlines Launched: 1989 Service rendered: Hourly flights between Boston, New York City, and Washington D.C. Years in business: 4 https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...11u9pibed7.jpg Trump Vodka Launched: 2006 Service Rendered: Drunk Years in business: 5 https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...edt2pqars2.jpg Trump Mortgage Launched: 2006 Service rendered: Residential and commercial real estate financing Years in business: 1.5 https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...a8kuqrxxtu.png Trump: The Game Launched: 1989 Service rendered: Family fun Years in business: 1 https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...cqtvecefcy.jpg Trump Magazine Launched: 2007 Service rendered: Entertainment for luxury-enthusiasts Years in business: 2 https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...jctlmxelo9.jpg Trump University Launched: 2005 Service rendered: For-profit, non-accredited fake business degrees Years in business: 6 https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...8oa7wxifcs.png Trump Ice Launched: 2004 Service rendered: Hydration Years in business: Less than 1 https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...3fdfwxakkb.jpg The New Jersey Generals Owner: 1984-1985 Service rendered: Football Years in business: 2 https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...pfem7ovp2f.jpg Tour de Trump Launched: 1989 Service rendered: Bike races Years in business: 2 Trump on the Ocean Launched: 2012 Service rendered: Restaurant/catering hall Years in business: 0.3 https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...kv9n9ennso.jpg The Trump Network Launched: 2009 Service rendered: Vitamin pyramid scheme Years in business: 2 Trumped! Launched: 2004 Service rendered: Talk radio Years in business: 4 Trump New Media Almost launched: 1998 Service rendered: Video-on-demand and high-speed internet Years in business: None |
According to a Businessweek story, the Trump Organization brought in about $605 million in revenue last year, and managed to clear somewhere between $275 and $325 million in profit.
That’s a phenomenally high profit margin (which, of course, is a key sign of the health of a business). Trump’s approximately 50 percent margin means his company is more profitable than Pfizer, Gazprom, and Hyundai – all the most profitable companies in their respective industries. Trump’s company even has higher margins than Apple. How Trump Invented Trump |
The Trump Plaza Hotel in NYC is still open.
Trump bought it for $400 million, and put in $50 million in renovations. A short time later it sold for $325 million. |
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No of course not because anyone who fails at everything is worth billions LOL.
He puts his name on everything and probably made a lot of money off of all those deals even though they are not around anymore. |
His business model is "throw some Trump shit at the wall and see what sticks".
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it seems as though trump is very good at licensing his name and letting others invest their money on the bet...kudos to him for being good at selling hot air...it is laughable that the blogger compares trumps embarrassing 600mil turnover in the same sentence with hyundai and its 76 billion turnover or gazproms 106billion turnover or pfizers net income for just last year of 7.6billion...
he seems to have quit developing real estate...he is now totally in the hot air business... the only question is: can trump sell hot air to politicians? |
trumps makes ~$300 million a year with the shit that sticks to the fucking wall.
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Trump bought the hotel for $407.5 million in 1988. In 1995, CDL Hotels International bought the hotel for $325 million. However, due to one of Trump's multiple bankruptcies, Citibank owned 49% of the hotel then. The hotel did in fact sell for $675 million. However, that was when CDL Hotels International sold it to El Ad Properties - In 2004, long after Trump had sold the hotel. This was a massive lost for Trump. It nearly destroyed him. |
Trump is poor redneck's Richard Branson :1orglaugh
BTW: Enron and Worldcom also showed profits every year. |
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You'll be a feisty fun little rascal in the sack but this political stuff isn't your bag. Just chill stud and focus on the porn. |
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Ahahahahahahahaahahahahaha. |
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Look it up yourself. |
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Trump Is Selling Plaza Hotel To Saudi and Asian Investors - NYTimes.com Quote:
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But lets get to Benghazi :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
Keep hating clowns, watch this jackass rule you all
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It's a turn on watching the Alpha Males with their dicks out. |
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successful people understand that failure is just part of business
throwing shit at the wall and seeing what sticks is a pretty good strategy for a venture capitalist. scale what works, discard what doesn't failure is valuable. it's market research. i don't think trump is in the red overall, and that's what matters |
Trump is such a successful billionaire that he needed to screw people with next to nothing out of everything they had. Imagine if Warren Buffett did this shit. Trump is a disgusting piece of shit. This is the kind of crap people do when they are desperate for money, not when you're sitting on billions.
From the released court documents on one of the three class action lawsuits against him with Trump University..... "Objection: I don't like using my credit cards and going into debt OR I just paid my credit cards off," the playbook explains in one hypothetical scenario. The playbook then directs the Trump University rep to respond with the following script: "I see, do you like living paycheck to paycheck? Do you like just getting by in life? Do you enjoy seeing everyone else but yourself in their dream house and driving their cars with huge checking accounts? Those people saw an opportunity, and didn't make excuses, like what you're doing now. Most wealthy people made their money in real estate and it usually started with a decision to get the knowledge and skills to be successful. You need to look at what this small investment will fix in your life. … You're here today because you're sick and tired of being sick and tired and you want to chance that — you're not alone. I'm going to help you take your first step to create the life you've dreamed of. Follow me and let's get you enrolled. Congratulations!" In yet another section of the unsealed playbooks, coordinators are directed to deal harshly with uncertain potential students. "You must be very aggressive…if they complain about the price, remind them that Trump is the BEST!" one suggested response reads. The playbooks instruct salespeople to mention Trump by name in order to intimidate potential customers who are hesitant to spend thousands of dollars on a Trump University product. “Mr. Trump will not listen to excuses,” the playbook tells salespeople to say, “and neither will we.” In another scenario, salespeople are instructed to berate potential customers, telling them, “You’ve had your entire adult life to accomplish your financial goals... and you’re not even close to where you need to be.” But according to more than 5,000 former Trump University customers, it wasn’t their plans that were flawed — it was the Trump U. business model itself. Many of the former students now suing Trump say they were pressured into spending money they didn’t have on Trump University products. In 2012, Ronald Schnackenberg, a former sales manager at Trump University, testified that he’d been “reprimanded for not pushing a financially struggling couple hard enough to sign up for a $35,000 real estate class,” even though he believed the class would do more financial harm than good for the couple, according to The New York Times. “I believe that Trump University was a fraudulent scheme,” Schnackenberg wrote in his testimony, according to the Times, “and that it preyed upon the elderly and uneducated to separate them from their money.” Schnackenberg’s 2012 deposition was made public on Tuesday. |
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Of course, that's just my read of the numbers. |
your an idiot :2 cents::2 cents::2 cents:
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Trump is a scumbag no doubt and a shoddy businessman at best outside of real estate it seems. But all of these failures helped build his brand as well over the years. This notoriety is obviously why he's in the running now for prez, etc.
Plus every smart businessman is going to fail a lot more times than they succeed. Part of the game. |
Well, first thing that currently comes to mind is his presidential run
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1)nothing 2) nuttin 3) nix 4) nada Trump has said that when he graduated from college in 1968, he was worth about US$200,000 (equivalent to $1,021,000 in 2015).[35] At age 23, he made an unsuccessful commercial foray into show business, investing $70,000 to become co-producer of the 1970 Broadway comedy "Paris Is Out!", which flopped.[36] Trump began his real estate career at his father's company,[37] Elizabeth Trump and Son,[38] which focused on middle-class rental housing in the New York City boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. During his undergraduate study, one of Trump's first projects had been the revitalization of the foreclosed Swifton Village apartment complex in Cincinnati, Ohio, which his father had purchased for $5.7 million in 1962 (25million adjusted for 2015) According to public records, Trump received a $302 New York tax rebate in 2013 (and in two other recent years) given to couples earning less than $500,000 per year, who submit as proof their federal tax returns.<-------LOL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump |
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:~$ echo -e "trump.fail\r\n" | nc -i 1 whois.donuts.co 43 The are a few people that could buy and sell Trump on a bad day. Try and not be afraid to fail when you can afford the risk in a calculated investment strategy is OK in business -- you can always bankrupt that new corporation that you set up :upsidedow |
the sour grapes are strong amongst the rabble.
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I am pretty confident that if my parents gave me tens of millions of dollars to invest before I was legal drinking age, I would be a billionaire too. |
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As one writer put it "he was born on third base and acts like he hit a home run".
If you have an inheritance and daddy's safety net, you can make millions in the 80's real estate market. The fact that with all of that help, he still bankrupts companies and seems to have an aimless business strategy with no real connection to anything except "slapping his name on stuff" shows what a sham he is. |
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Ponder why that is the case... they are all idiots? you on the other hand are a brilliant businessman? so things would play out different for you? the reason is simple, starting/operating a successful large scale business is much harder than operating a small one, not easier... so turning 1M to 1B, is much more difficult, than turning 1k to 1M, not easier like you guys think... |
Here is the thing about being an entrepreneur. If some of your businesses or investments don't fail, then you aren't doing enough of them. How many businesses have Bernie and Hillary started? If you want business acumen, and you don't think Trump measures up, then you need to stay home.
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After his antitrust convictions under the Reagan administration a lot of legitmate businesses saw him as a procedural liability and stopped doing business with him, he went bankrupt for the first time 3 years later. He has a long fucked up business & legal history, not the typical doing good business bumpy road. |
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nevertheless, i couldn't give 1 single fuck that you can't grasp complex thought processes. |
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On the forum is quite Popular topic about him
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like that brainiac libtard logic reject bronco67 Esq, you're confused by complex thinking. it's absolutely impossible for you to understand that someone can support Sanders and still embrace the reality of a trump. |
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steve lightspeed would laugh his fucking ass off for days and days if he read this. |
His grandfather's prostitution business was a success. He ran successful brothels, the profits from which were invested by Trump's father to start the real estate biz. Google it
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I'll hold my nose for Hillary, Bernie is in lala land with all his freebies. |
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