Tag: Ivanka Trump
Everything we know about Hunter Biden’s business connections in China
Hunter Biden’s connections to Ukrainian gas company named Burisma is also facing scrutiny amid Trump’s allegations against the Bidens.
Ivanka Trump’s brands win 16 Chinese trademarks despite being shut down
The Chinese government granted a total of 18 trademarks to companies linked to U.S. President Donald Trump and his daughter Ivanka Trump over the last two months, Chinese public records show, raising concerns about conflicts of interest in the White House as Americans vote in national elections.
In Ivanka’s China, business ties shrouded in secrecy
It is no secret that the bulk of Ivanka Trump's merchandise comes from China. But just which Chinese companies manufacture and export her handbags,...
Ivanka Trump’s brand steps back from China shoemaker
Ivanka Trump's fashion brand sought to distance itself from a Chinese manufacturer that has come under scrutiny after activists investigating labor conditions there were...
China Will Not Release Activists Investigating Ivanka Trump’s Shoe Producers
(GANZHOU, China) — China's government on Tuesday rejected a U.S. State Department call to release three activists detained while investigating a Chinese company that...
Kushners Hunting Hard for a Loan to Pay Back Chinese Investors
The Kushner family real estate company is seeking a $250 million loan to pay back Chinese investors in a New Jersey luxury tower but finding some major U.S. banks wary of the controversies around its White House links and the visa program used to attract the investors.
Ivanka Trump’s new Chinese trademark applications raise fresh concerns over family’s...
A wave of Chinese trademark applications filed by Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka has raised fresh concerns over whether the Trump family’s business interests may unduly influence foreign relations.
Chasing After the Kushners in China
Kushner Companies seemed to have grown tired of the controversy. The company announced that Ms. Meyer and other executives would leave China early, withdrawing from the rest of their roadshow.
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China’s Big Businesses Risk Trump’s Punishment Over North Korea
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State Dept. believes US legal residents are being held in Chinese detention camps
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US uses coronavirus to challenge Chinese Communist party’s grip on power
The escalating row between Washington and Beijing over blame for the coronavirus pandemic is fast becoming a battle over the Chinese Communist party’s legitimacy, raising the stakes in an already fraught relationship.
In castigating Beijing for its failure to contain the outbreak, senior Trump administration officials have gone out of their way to portray the crisis as a deadly illustration of the threat that Communist party rule poses the Chinese people – and the world beyond.
China ‘training for strikes’ on US targets
China's military "is likely training for strikes" against US and allied targets in the Pacific, a Pentagon report warns.
US legislators to urge China sanctions over Xinjiang crackdown
Proposed bill will urge Trump to condemn crackdown on Uighurs, press for ban on sale of surveillance technology.
Missouri is suing China over the coronavirus pandemic
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt (R) sued the Chinese government and the Communist Party of China on Tuesday, becoming the first state to seek damages from the nation over its “appalling campaign of deceit, concealment, misfeasance, and inaction” that he says unleashed the coronavirus pandemic.
Six coronavirus deaths in US, China cases slow
Six people have died in Washington state as the United States grapples with more than 100 cases of the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
Pentagon: 37 Department of Defense employees have COVID-19
First, I want to start with the latest DoD coronavirus numbers. As of 0500 today, there have been 37 reported cases, 18 military, 13 dependents, three civilian, and three contractors.
Giuliani details the proceedings of the January 6 Congress on the general election
I So you have two sets of electors, the democrat electors, for Biden, Republicans for Trump, then both would be sent to the President of the Senate who happens to be the vice president
