© REUTERS/ Kevin Lamarque
Kushner holds shares of a New York-based real-estate financial firm Cadre that works on a number of projects with Goldman Sachs and prominent investors, including Soros, The Wall Street Journal reported citing securities filings.
Trump's son-in-law also failed to report nearly $1 billion in loans from more than 20 lenders to his corporations and properties, according to the filings.
Kushner's lawyer Jamie Gorelick said his client disclosed his ownership of BFPS Ventures LLC, which is a housing company for Cadre.
Since Trump took office in January, US media and lawmakers have detailed a number of his and his family's business dealings and possible conflicts of interest. In April, Senator Michael Bennet suggested foreign individuals, entities and governments may patronize Trump businesses to influence the White House policies.
Kushner is a former real estate developer who began advising Trump and meeting foreign leaders after the November election. He was named to an official White House position on January 9, the same day he announced he would step down as CEO of the Kushner Companies.
Reader Comments
And we get to pay too...
[Link]
And... here for something fun
[Link]
[Link]
2017 as good as it gets
How does your mind wander from Trump, Kushner, Goldman Sachs and Soros to hair, wigs and stupid dresses?
Meanwhile my mind wandered to female hair blocking up the shower drains at the local pool.
To answer your question.... it s all trash!
Diplomats are no longer educated, informed people working for their countries interests. It seems like they just party and do whatever they want while acting as intelligence assets for their countries spy agencies.
The whole political system is rotten. It's what disillusioned me when I became old enough to understand the realities of the world as opposed to the fiction presented by the media and education system.