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The eldest daughter of US President Donald Trump, Ivanka Trump, closes his fashion brand after becoming the target of political boycotts and has raised concerns about conflicts of interest
. she made the decision so that she could focus on her job as a White House advisor.
"After 17 months in Washington, I do not know when or if I will go back to business, but I know that my goal in the foreseeable future will be the work I'm doing here in Washington," he said. -she says.
The company stated that its business was solid and that the decision to close down had nothing to do with its performance.
The Ivanka Trump brand has been upset by politics since she joined the White House early last year. Sales seemed to rise at times due to its celebrity status as the daughter of the US President – Kellyanne Conway, a White House advisor, urged people to "buy Ivanka's business" [19659006]. In early 2017, retailers, including Nordstrom, Sears and Kmart, reduced or significantly reduced their Trump brand product mix, but generally attributed these decisions to poor sales rather than political messages. Like his father, US President Donald Trump "title =" Ivanka Trump behind her father "width =" 700 "height =" 467 "/>
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White House Senior Counselor Ivanka Trump began her fashion brand in 2011. (Reuters: Leah Millis)
Retailers, including Bloomingdale, Dillard and Amazon have continued to transport his goods.
The firm also stated that Ms. Trump would not agree to sell the mark.
Mr. Trump, whose fortune comes from real estate development, has taken office with a vast family business portfolio that has been the subject of significant trade. Although the president encouraged American companies to hire more American workers, Ms. Trump's brand was criticized for manufacturing its products in Chinese factories and for obtaining trademarks of foreign governments such as China
. it started in 2011 but Ms. Trump started in the fashion industry in 2007 with a line of jewelry.
Ms. Trump had already retired from the management of her brand and had placed her assets in a family trust, but she continued to benefit from the business.
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