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‘Huge conflict of interest’: Trump’s $600 million windfall after nuclear deal
The merger creates a public nuclear fusion company with equal ownership by TAE and Trump Media shareholders, aiming to accelerate fusion pilot plant development and clean energy progress.
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‘Huge conflict of interest’: Trump’s $600 million windfall after nuclear deal
Trump Media has announced a $9.1 billion merger with a nuclear fusion company in a deal that has attracted criticism - and already made the president a lot of money.
·Sydney, Australia
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Another Trump Financial Conflict, This Time With Nuclear Power
Another Trump Financial Conflict, This Time With Nuclear Power Trump Media plans to merge with a company developing nuclear fusion technology, putting the president’s financial interests in competition with other energy companies over which his administration holds sway. By Rebecca F. Elliott and Brad Plumer, NY Times A Trump-sponsored business is once again betting on an industry that […] Source
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