Citat fra Dan McQuade:
Eventually, Trump consolidated his three Atlantic City casinos under a publicly traded company, Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts. By then he owned less than half of both his boardwalk casinos. The company bought the Taj in early 1996. He sold the Trump Castle to that same company later that year.
Then came the end for Trump in Atlantic City. As casinos began to open in markets besides Atlantic City and Las Vegas, Trump's casinos failed to diversify as many casinos in Las Vegas did. Boxing had fled to Vegas. WrestleMania was no longer being held in Atlantic City. And in 2004 Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts Inc. filed for bankruptcy with $1.8 billion in debt.
Trump's Atlantic City casino empire was built and funded by others. He deserves credit - perhaps grudging credit, but credit nonetheless - for this impressive feat. He was, indeed, one of the largest employers in South Jersey for decades. But he was no visionary, getting out ahead. Trump once had an Atlantic City empire. And he didn't sell it - he lost it.
ESKESEN fremstillede en lang række spektakulære floatpenne til Trump emperiet.
Jeg er rigtig glad for at have denne i min samling!
Trump har base i TRUMP TOWER i New York.
Han mangler ikke noget............
