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Kyle Mullins

Kyle Mullins

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Money in Politics Reporter, Forbes

Cambridge, Hanover

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Total articles 109

  • How Will Trump’s Conviction Affect His Ability To Get Loans?

    By Kyle Mullins| Forbes Verified Felony convictions don’t make life easier. Donald Trump’s may complicate his ability to travel to some countries, carry a gun and—most importantly—secure loans. “I think a bank would say, ‘Is this noise I need?’” explains John Petrovski, a veteran of the commercial real estate industry who once helped underwrite a Trump loan in Chicago. “You’ve got a guy who’s controversial. You’ve got a guy who’s convicted of a felony conviction.

    By Kyle Mullins · Forbes

    Jun. 09, 2024

  • These Two Supreme Court Justices Made More From Their Books Than Their Salaries In 2023

    By Kyle Mullins| Forbes Verified Writing books, it seems, can be more lucrative than writing law. The two least-wealthy Supreme Court justices—Ketanji Brown Jackson and Brett Kavanaugh—reported book income greater than their $298,500 judicial salaries in 2023, according to personal financial disclosures released Friday. Jackson saw the most outside income of any justice in 2023, reporting a payment of $893,750 from Penguin Random House for a book advance.

    By Kyle Mullins · Forbes

    Jun. 07, 2024

  • How Will Trump’s Conviction Affect His Ability To Get Loans?

    By Kyle Mullins| Forbes Verified Felony convictions don’t make life easier. Donald Trump’s may complicate his ability to travel to some countries, carry a gun and—most importantly—secure loans. “I think a bank would say, ‘Is this noise I need?’” explains John Petrovski, a veteran of the commercial real estate industry who once helped underwrite a Trump loan in Chicago. “You’ve got a guy who’s controversial. You’ve got a guy who’s convicted of a felony conviction.

    By Kyle Mullins · Forbes

    Jun. 09, 2024

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Cambridge, Hanover, United Kingdom