No, Trump transferred his business shares into a revocable trust that is controlled by his son. The President is not allowed to own businesses while in office and as such must liquidate or transfer shares into a trust.

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3 小時內	James Victor jamesvictor5	Finally, someone with a brain
4 小時內	reyg1975	Stop it! That's too much for their brains to comprehend. They won't look it up so it makes no sense to them.
5 小時內	JB Beca mamacitajbt	Great, so could he finally pay the hundreds of lawsuits for not paying workers and his bills? Could he finally pay the $90M he owes for sexual assault? Time to pay up.
6 小時內	Danny Casarella dannycasarella	It’s the smart people that make the world go around. lol
21 小時內	Brian Shepler jerseyconex	You can't explain anything to this person. Stupid, stupid, stupid
一天內	David Moore 4691_january	Troy is not intelligent enough to understand.
一天內	Steven Smith ssmith_713	President Trump can continue to run his businesses while in office. There are no laws explicitly preventing a U.S. president from doing so, though it has been a point of significant ethical and political contention.