Have any companies publicly announced adding or removing Hunter Biden from their boards in 2025?

1. What the supplied records document: past board ties, not 2025 moves

Most documents in the set trace Hunter Biden’s historical board memberships and investigations into them: his 2014 appointment to Burisma’s board and associated payments are detailed in the House Ways and Means timeline and other congressional reports ^{[1] [2]}. Reporting and reference entries also note his 2013 involvement with BHR in China ^[3]. None of the supplied items announce a corporate addition or removal of Hunter Biden from any board occurring in 2025 (not found in current reporting).

2. Congressional and committee material dominate the record — and their focus is retrospective

A number of the provided sources are congressional reports, committee pages, or official documents summarizing alleged payments and potential conflicts tied to past board service, especially Burisma ^{[1] [4] [2]}. Those materials emphasize historical facts — dates, payments, emails, and oversight claims — rather than new corporate governance actions in 2025 ^{[1] [2]}.

3. Media and reference entries in the set emphasize investigations and legal developments

Encyclopedic and news sources in the set (Wikipedia, Britannica, NPR excerpts) detail legal, political, and personal developments — for example, reporting on pardons, interviews, and disbarment actions — rather than board membership changes announced by companies in 2025 ^{[5] [6] [7]}. The New York Times piece in the set discusses post-2014 business dealings and Justice Department scrutiny but not a 2025 board appointment or removal ^[8].

4. How to interpret silence in these sources

Silence in this collection does not prove no company ever announced such moves in 2025; it means the provided reporting and documents do not mention any 2025 corporate announcements regarding Hunter Biden’s board status (not found in current reporting). For an affirmative answer, one would need press releases, SEC filings, companies‑house records, or contemporary news articles explicitly stating a 2025 appointment or resignation.

5. If you need confirmation, where to look next

To verify any board changes in 2025 you should check contemporaneous primary records: corporate press releases, Securities and Exchange Commission filings (Forms 8‑K), Companies House or similar registries for foreign incorporations, and reputable news outlets’ business pages. None of those specific 2025 sources are included among the materials you provided, so they cannot be cited here (not found in current reporting).

6. Competing perspectives and political context

The supplied materials include strongly worded congressional and partisan outputs (Ways and Means, Oversight timelines, and congressional resolutions) that depict Hunter Biden’s board roles as evidence of influence-peddling and document payments tied to those roles ^{[1] [9]}. Other entries — reference and mainstream reporting — relay concerns and investigations while also noting disputes about the provenance and interpretation of leaked materials ^{[10] [3]}. Readers should note that some sources in the set are political-oversight products with explicit oversight agendas ^{[1] [4]}, while others are neutral encyclopedic summaries ^{[5] [6]}.

7. Bottom line for your original question

Based solely on the provided set of sources, there is no documentation that any company publicly announced adding or removing Hunter Biden from their boards in 2025; the available materials instead recount earlier board roles and ongoing investigations into those past roles ^{[1] [2] [3]}. If you want a definitive contemporary answer, provide or consult 2025-era corporate filings or mainstream news stories that directly report such a board appointment or resignation (not found in current reporting).