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Available reporting shows disagreement over whether Donald Trump’s businesses filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy four times or six times; several reputable outlets and fact-checkers list four corporate C...
Donald Trump has not personally filed for bankruptcy; the count of his personal bankruptcy filings is , while his companies entered Chapter 11 corporate restructurings between 1991 and 2009. Reporting...
Reporting varies because “how many” depends on whether you count separate corporate entities or individual properties: several reputable fact checks and academic work list four Chapter 11 filings tied...
Donald Trump’s businesses are reported to have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy multiple times; mainstream analyses in the provided documents most commonly cite corporate bankruptcies but some sources ...
Reporting and fact-checking commonly state that Donald Trump never filed for personal bankruptcy but was tied to multiple corporate Chapter 11 cases; mainstream counts vary between “four” and “six” de...
Reporting in the provided sources most commonly counts four Chapter 11 bankruptcies tied to Donald Trump’s businesses though several outlets and legal summaries expand or compress that count depending...
Donald Trump’s companies have entered corporate bankruptcy multiple times; most reputable contemporary accounts count , primarily tied to Atlantic City casinos and related hotel operations, while Trum...
Multiple reputable fact‑checks and academic accounts report that companies tied to Donald Trump’s casinos and hotel holdings filed for Chapter 11 reorganization at least four distinct times (1991 Taj ...
Available contemporary records in the provided reporting do not show a verifiable record of a single individual named “Harry Myers” serving in specific military units or deployments during the 1990s; ...
Donald Trump’s Atlantic City casino operations filed for Chapter 11 multiple times and ultimately collapsed under heavy debt, repeated restructurings, declining profits versus competitors, and changin...
Donald Trump himself has not been definitively identified as having filed personal bankruptcy in the provided materials; the documents repeatedly note that , but none of the supplied sources specifies...
Donald Trump’s casino companies sought Chapter 11 protection in multiple waves: the early 1990s (after the costly build-out of Atlantic City properties), a wholesale corporate restructuring in 2004, a...
Donald Trump's Atlantic City casinos experienced serious financial distress in the 1990s and later closures, but the available documents do not support a simple claim that “Trump personally bankrupted...
Donald Trump’s business entities have been involved in multiple Chapter 11 filings and large creditor obligations, with contemporary estimates and reporting placing the *aggregate unpaid obligations* ...
Recent reporting establishes that the Trump Organization was involved in the eviction of a 74‑year‑old tenant, Mary Filan, in 1980, and that other well‑known disputes involving Donald Trump and elderl...
Donald Trump’s companies filed Chapter 11 reorganizations multiple times, and reporting shows contractors on projects like the Taj Mahal got pennies on the dollar (about 30–33 cents per dollar) after ...
Erika Kirk’s immediate family background, as reflected in the provided reporting, shows ; contemporary accounts emphasize private-sector and family details instead. Reporting also conflates two differ...
Allegations tying Donald Trump to sexual misconduct involving underage girls have circulated for years, produced civil suits that were filed and in some cases dismissed, and resurfaced in 2024–2025 as...
Donald Trump’s corporate record includes multiple high-profile closures, Chapter 11 reorganizations and brand flops; his companies have filed for bankruptcy protection at least six times and he report...
Donald Trump’s casino ventures in Atlantic City underwent a prolonged decline that culminated in multiple Chapter 11 restructurings and eventual disposals, driven by a mix of business overextension, c...