Trump waited until after he left office to disclose trademarks he owns in China and Russia

• Donald Trump disclosed that he owns hundreds of foreign trademarks in his ethics filings this year.
• He didn't disclose any in the same forms while he was president.
• Trump owns 114 trademarks in China — more than any other country by far, including the US.

Donald Trump's financial disclosures neglected to include hundreds of trademarks he owns — including over 100 in China and six in Russia — until after he left the office of the presidency.

The hundreds of trademarks include the rights for business opportunities expected for someone with Trump's business record, like real estate, golf, beauty pageant, and hotel branding in dozens of countries.

The list also includes more unexpected business opportunities for the former president, like video games, lash extensions, deodorant, and nautical instruments.