— more than any other country by far, including the US.
Donald Trump's financial disclosures neglected to include hundreds of trademarks he owns — including over 100 in China and six in Russia —
until after he left the office of the presidency.
Until this year, the former US president's ethics forms didn't disclose
his trademarks in foreign countries, which can provide him revenue and
are issued and can be revoked by foreign governments. He didn't disclose
them at all while in office, and he first disclosed the long list in
July of this year and amended it in August.
The belated disclosures mean that Americans had little insight into the
scope of Trump's foreign asset holdings during his presidency, and are
only learning about them as he runs for a second term in the 2024 election.
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