Former President Donald Trump's company lost more than US$70 million ($96m) operating his Washington DC hotel while in office, forcing him at one point to get a reprieve from a major bank on payments on a loan, according to documents released Friday by a House committee investigating his business.In addition to the payment delay, the Trump Organisation also had to inject US$27 million ($37m) from other parts of its business to help the hotel, according to documents released by the House Committee on Oversight and Reform. The committee said financial statements it obtained show the losses came despite an estimated $3.7 million ($5m) in payments from foreign governments, business that government ethics experts say Trump should have refused because it posed conflicts of interest with his role as president.
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