Bloomberg Charges Against the Trump Organization Exaggerate the Risks of Debt Refinancing (Bloomberg) — The prospects for President Donald Trump’s family business were surprisingly not that terrible six months after he helped provoke a melee in the Capitol. Sure, some business partners were breaking up, and fewer tourists were staying at his Washington, D.C. hotel, but he’d recently refinanced debt connected to one of his most expensive properties, Mar-A-Lago was hopping, and he was previewing a new social media operation. In the most recent twist, the company and its long-serving Chief Financial Officer have parted ways./n
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