聚聚的纽约欺诈案审完了
聚聚被罚3.55亿，两个儿子各自被罚4百万。
Today's major ruling: A judge ordered former President Donald Trump and his companies to pay nearly $355 million in a ruling in the New York civil fraud trial. Trump will also have to pay millions in interest on that money, be barred from serving as an officer or director of a New York corporation or other legal entities in the state for three years, and cannot apply for loans from any financial institution registered in the state for three years for fraudulently inflating the values of his properties.
Trump's sons are also impacted: Trump's adult sons, Donald Jr. and Eric – who’ve essentially run the Trump Organization since 2017 – have been ordered to pay $4 million each for personal profits from the fraud and are barred from serving as executives in New York for two years. Two former Trump Org. executives are permanently banned from running finances for state businesses. Read the full ruling.
What happens next: Trump vowed to appeal the decision. He and his co-defendants will likely need to come up with the full judgment of $355 million, with potentially more in interest, to move forward with an appeal, sources say. The trial in this case has served as a precursor to the four criminal trials Trump is expected to face this year as he campaigns to regain the presidency.
