NEW YORK — He lost the White House. Now he may lose his glitzy towers. Donald Trump’s New York real estate portfolio could be one painful price he pays after a Manhattan Supreme Court justice found that the former president flagrantly overvalued his net worth and assets. The decision, issued by Justice Arthur Engoron on Tuesday, is still being interpreted and could be undercut by an appeal promised by Trump’s legal team. But a portion of the ruling essentially ordered Trump and his family to relinquish their businesses in New York. On its face, the decision could force Trump to give up control...
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