US Presidential Hopefuls Trump and Clinton Disclose Finances

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have disclosed their personal finances, with documents showing both U.S. presidential hopefuls earning millions of dollars, albeit at different levels. In documents released Wednesday to the Federal Election Commission, Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, reported earned income of $557 million and a $190 million increase in business revenue over the past 17 months. The figures are difficult to confirm because Trump has declined to release his tax...

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