Re: It's time
Not throwing anything in your face wizard.. Just stating IMO what your post sounds like.. And what has Ivanka have to do with it.. She is a smart businesswoman that has a clothing line and gets it made to show profit like the rest of the AMERICAN manufacturers >> It is always about the bottom line.. As far as Ivanka? She shut her company down almost two years ago.. Trump has been warning us about China for years.. Maybe you can share that with your liberal friends..
https://www.washingtonpost.com/busin...lothing-brand/
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/busin...lothing-brand/
July 24, 2018 at 6:52 p.m. EDT
Ivanka Trump is shutting down her namesake clothing brand because of her work in Washington, she said Tuesday, a rare acknowledgement by a Trump family member about the challenges of holding an influential White House position while owning a global business.
In doing so, the president’s daughter and White House senior adviser has gone further than other Trump family members, who have remained active in both business and politics. She handed over day-to-day operations after her father won the election but continued to own the company — which raised ethical concerns that have dogged enterprises across the Trump empire.
But her brand, founded as a carefree fashion and lifestyle brand for young, professional women, has suffered from how polarizing it became during the campaign and her father’s move into the Oval Office, enduring boycotts, lost sales and controversies that saw its goods yanked from retailers' shelves.
Ivanka Trump is shutting down her namesake clothing brand because of her work in Washington, she said Tuesday, a rare acknowledgement by a Trump family member about the challenges of holding an influential White House position while owning a global business.
In doing so, the president’s daughter and White House senior adviser has gone further than other Trump family members, who have remained active in both business and politics. She handed over day-to-day operations after her father won the election but continued to own the company — which raised ethical concerns that have dogged enterprises across the Trump empire.
But her brand, founded as a carefree fashion and lifestyle brand for young, professional women, has suffered from how polarizing it became during the campaign and her father’s move into the Oval Office, enduring boycotts, lost sales and controversies that saw its goods yanked from retailers' shelves.
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