Which companies has Trump pissed off?

[Euphonious_Polemic]

I’m thinking here, major corporations. It’s fairly well known now that Trump has quite a track record of stiffing his suppliers - especially smaller companies. They do work for him under contract, and then when it comes time to pay, he refuses, and threatens to tell everyone they do shoddy work unless they accept pennies on the dollar. Trump says this is “good business”.

What about large companies? I’m thinking Ford Motor Corp. They must not appreciate it when Trump lies about them moving all of their jobs to Mexico. Also Apple… Bluster about “forcing” them to make all their products in the US must not go over too well in the corporate office. Add to that list now Google. Trump is spouting a conspiracy theory(direct from Sputnik News, a Russian state propaganda outlet) that Google is somehow supressing bad Clinton search results.

Any other large corporations that Trump has irritated? It’s reported that not a single CEO of the Fortune 100 companieshas donated to Trump, whereas nearly a third of Fortune 100 CEOs supported the then Republican nominee Mitt Romney.

So… any other examples of large companies in the US who Trump has put into the “enemy” camp?

[fiddlesticks]

Josh Marshall of Talking Points Memo has mentioned in various pieces that Deutsche Bank is the only “Wall Street” bank that will lend The Donald money. He’s considered a radioactive credit risk elsewhere.

[Chisquirrel]

Can we count everything owned by Berkshire Hathaway?

[theR]

@fiddlesticks

Josh Marshall of Talking Points Memo has mentioned in various pieces that Deutsche Bank is the only “Wall Street” bank that will lend The Donald money. He’s considered a radioactive credit risk elsewhere.

Yes, and to add to that:

During orientation for new employees, Goldman Sachs specifically used to use Mr. Trump as an example of the kind of prospective client to avoid.

Trump’s a Businessman. Where’s His Business Backing?

[Acsenray]

https://www.google.com/amp/mobile.nytimes.com/2016/09/27/business/dealbook/trumps-a-businessman-wheres-his-business-backing.amp.html

This is not an opinion. In case there is any doubt, here is a list of companies that in the last two years have publicly severed or reduced business relationships with Mr. Trump, mostly over his inflammatory rhetoric: Macy’s, Univision, Comcast’s NBCUniversal, Serta, Disney’s ESPN, the PGA Tour, Nascar and Perfumania.

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[Euphonious_Polemic]

Thanks for the link - that adds to the list:

here is a list of companies that in the last two years have publicly severed or reduced business relationships with Mr. Trump, mostly over his inflammatory rhetoric: Macy’s, Univision, Comcast’s NBCUniversal, Serta, Disney’s ESPN, the PGA Tour, Nascar and Perfumania.

ETA: Ninja’ed!

[Skywatcher]

@fiddlesticks

Josh Marshall of Talking Points Memo has mentioned in various pieces that Deutsche Bank is the only “Wall Street” bank that will lend The Donald money. He’s considered a radioactive credit risk elsewhere.

From Bloomberg within the past half hour:

The Republican National Committee reignited calls for Hillary Clinton to release details surrounding her paid private speeches to Deutsche Bank on Thursday just as the firm’s New York-listed shares fell to a record low.

Officials from the German-bank, which U.S. regulators slapped with a massive $14 billion fine earlier this month, paid the Clintons $955,000 between 2012 and 2014 for a total of four speeches, according to financial disclosure records.

One wonders how much they lost in bad loans to Der Bungle.

[Tim_T-Bonham.net]

@Euphonious_Polemic

I’m thinking here, major corporations. It’s fairly well known now that Trump has quite a track record of stiffing his suppliers - especially smaller companies.

Trump avoids stiffing big companies that can afford to hire as many lawyers as him.

[Acsenray]

@t-bonham@scc.net

Trump avoids stiffing big companies that can afford to hire as many lawyers as him.

He stuffed Deutsche Bank good and well, and they eventually took a settlement, just like everyone else.