Hary Tanoesoedibjo

Media and property mogul Hary Tanoesoedibjo, executive chairman of Media Nusantara Citra (MNC) group, who dropped out of the ranks last year, is back on the list, boosted by his business associate’s imminent return to the White House.

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At a media event earlier this week, reporters noticed that something “yuge” had been scrubbed from the public relations push.

While other Trump Organization ventures have grabbed more headlines, the president’s company has quietly struck more than 100 small deals—that all add up.

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Since their father became president, Trump’s sons have been running his business in a decidedly un-Donald-like way—quietly selling assets and paying down debt.

The reported $13.5 million price was squarely within the range of what could be expected for the house.

To really know Hary Tanoesoedibjo—to know why he’d want to acquire Trump’s discarded real estate, to know who President Trump chooses to do business with—you should spend a night with Hary. At home. With his family. And that’s precisely what I did.

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“We had a great suite,” said Trump's business partner Phil Ruffin. “It wasn’t worth $18,000 a night.”

Hary Tanoesoedibjo shares more than luxury resorts with the 45th President. The Indonesian billionaire has turned himself into a full-fledged mini-Trump, down to the beauty pageants, TV shows and tweeting. And he's now laying the groundwork to become president of the world's fourth-largest country.

Never in history has an American president taken office with such wide-ranging business connections as Donald Trump.

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