On paper, Henry VIII and Donald Trump have little in common: the White House headline does not have six wives and the English king never wrote a tweet. However, both have ended up in trouble by an old market concern: how to manage an empire that has excessive debt.
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On paper, Henry VIII and Donald Trump have little in common: the White House headline does not have six wives and the English king never wrote a tweet. However, both have ended up in trouble by an old market concern: how to manage an empire that has excessive debt.