Trump devotional items are currently hard to come by – no more because the goods are in short supply. Shopping is not possible on the Trumpstore.com website. “Send an email to [email protected] to place an order,” it says successfully. The e-commerce service provider secures severed business ties with the Trump Organization after the capital storm. Many Canadians are doing the same for start-ups, co-founded by German Tobias Lutke. Even Deutsche Bank, which had been loyal to real estate Mogul for over two decades, apparently wants to liquidate it for good. The American media has not entered new business with Trump and his company. At the end of the year, his banker Rosemary Vrabic had already left the institution. What remains are loans from the soon-to-be ex-president and ex-client amounting to $ 340 million.
“Trump” is no longer a name that partners in the economy currently want to keep with them. For someone whose business model is based on the marketing of their own ego, this represents an existential risk.
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