Donald Trump’s Atlantic City history

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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — One Atlantic City casino bearing Donald Trump’s name closed Tuesday and another is threatening to close in November, but Trump himself has mostly cut ties with the struggling seaside resort.

Trump told The Associated Press on Tuesday that he will “take a good strong look” at buying back control of Trump Entertainment Resorts, which declared bankruptcy this month. Trump only owns 9 percent of the company.

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