trump media funding partner returning what's left of $1B raised to fund venture after investors cancel

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The funding partner for Trump Media & Technology Group said that it will return the remaining $533 million of the $1 billion raised to finance the venture after investors canceled $467 million of commitments.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. (DWAC), a so-called special-purpose acquisition company, said in a regulatory filing that it has received termination notices from investors for $467 million of the funding. The remaining $533 million will be returned to investors, with DWAC CEO Eric Swider saying in a press release that the decision is a "positive development" as Trump's media group focuses on developing a "sustainable business model."
l.m.a.o

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No way!
A trump business venture failing?

DWAC makes it seem so casual returning 533 million to investors. There’s apparently alotta white men in America with waaaaaaay too much money frivolously investing in crap.
 
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