This reporting by the Epoch Times on the justice’s finding that former President Donald Trump is liable for fraud has some investors taking their business elsewhere is showing that yes what Donald said is coming true. NOT just truck drivers bringing in supplied got mad but a lot of major investors also see this as a major issue and will now remove themselves from New York.
Remember AOC didn't want AMAZON to open a location in the Bronx which would have helped the community with a lot of work, and income and would have been a big economy boom. Now this TRUMP thing with the other Democrats destroying NY and it's clear you vote Blue you become part of the banana republic too.
Anyway read the rest as this was very real and it's going to be a major issue in NEW YORK...... WAKE UP PEOPLE!
Some real estate investors are losing interest in investing in the Big Apple after New York Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron’s staggering ruling last week in a civil fraud case against President Donald Trump.
President Trump and Trump Organization executives were ordered on Feb. 16 to pay $355 million in fines, plus interest, after Justice Engoron found them liable for inflating the values of their assets to obtain better rates from lenders and insurers.
The judge also barred the former president and his sons from managing their businesses in New York for three years.
“I’m shocked at this. I can’t even understand or fathom the decision at all. There’s no rationale for it,” “Shark Tank” investor Kevin O’Leary told Fox Business on Feb. 19.
The Canadian businessman, often called “Mr. Wonderful,” described New York as a “mega loser state” for business.
“New York was already a loser state, like California’s a loser state,” he said. “There are many loser states because of policy, high taxes, uncompetitive regulation. It was already on the top of the list of being a loser state. I would never invest in New York now.”
Instead, Mr. O’Leary said he would be looking to Oklahoma, North Dakota, and West Virginia for future investment opportunities.
“Those are winner states. They don’t do things like this.”
Grant Cardone, a private equity fund manager and owner of real estate investment firm Cardone Capital, said he was considering investing in New York before Justice Engoron’s ruling.
The real estate mogul added that his companies would now be doubling their efforts in Florida, Arizona, Texas, and Tennessee instead.
Ms. Cardone also stressed that the purpose of the fundraiser was to defend not only the 45th president but all businesses against “a system that increasingly seeks to penalize dissent and curb our freedoms.”
President Trump’s latest fine adds to the more than $83 million in damages he was recently ordered to pay writer E. Jean Carroll in a defamation case over his denials that he sexually assaulted her. He has pledged to appeal both rulings as he simultaneously fends off four criminal indictments.
The former president maintains that all of his current legal troubles are nothing more than an attempt by Democrats to thwart his campaign to reclaim the White House.
“I should not have to go through any fake prosecutions before the election, he wrote in all caps on Feb. 19. “This is communism, and a threat to democracy. Our country will not stand for it. Make America great again!!!
