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Coverage dated September 26, 2023

Manhattan Prosecutors Explain Trump's 'Corporate Death Penalty'

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Manhattan Prosecutors give more insight into Trump's allegations of corporate fraud, and how he is no longer in control of his empire.

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  1. Black Enterprise

    Manhattan Prosecutors Explain Trump's 'Corporate Death Penalty' (opens Black Enterprise)

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    Manhattan Prosecutors give more insight into Trump's allegations of corporate fraud, and how he is no longer in control of his empire.

  2. Insider

    Trump faces 'corporate death penalty' after fraud ruling (opens Insider)

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    After a Manhattan judge ruled that Donald Trump committed fraud at the Trump Organization, experts say he may be facing a "corporate death penalty."

  3. Insider

    Trump's 'corporate death penalty' explained: Veteran Manhattan fraud prosecutors describe what's next (opens Insider)

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    A judge canceled the Trump Organization's New Yorker charter, dissolving the company. Two Manhattan financial-crimes prosecutors describe what's next.

  4. CNN

    Why a fraud finding is like 'corporate death penalty' for Trump (opens CNN)

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    A New York judge’s finding that former President Donald Trump, his adult sons, his business associates and his eponymous company for years committed fraud could spell the end of Trump’s business career in his former home state.

  5. Newsweek

    Did Trump get "corporate death penalty" in New York? What we know (opens Newsweek)

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    The ex-president was found liable for fraud on Tuesday, as a judge ordered the cancellation of business licenses for The Trump Organization and other companies.