Donald Trump's hotel and casino company filed for bankruptcy protection but an executive said the management of a California tribe's casino shouldn't be affected.
Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts manages the Trump 29 Casino for the Twentynine Palms Band of Mission Indians. According to The Riverside Press-Enterprise, the company gets 30 percent of the casino's net revenues.
The company, though, is nearly $2 billion in debt. Some analysts say Trump doesn't have the cash needed to help bail out the company.
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(The Riverside Press-Enterprise 8/11)
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