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Ivanka Trump, newspaper owner, wed, link real estate wealth

Los Angeles - The fathers both got rich from real estate. Now the children - Ivanka Trump, 27,and Jared Kushner - have joined the family fortunes in marriage, People magazine reported Monday online. ...
Posted : Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:25:35 GMT
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Los Angeles - The fathers both got rich from real estate. Now the children - Ivanka Trump, 27,and Jared Kushner - have joined the family fortunes in marriage, People magazine reported Monday online.

Ivanka Trump, 27, daughter of the real estate tycoon Donald Trump, Sunday married newspaper publisher Jared Kushner, 28, who owns the weekly New York Observer.

The wedding was held at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey.

The bridegroom's father, Charles Kushner, is a wealthy New Jersey developer who was convicted of charges related to a federal investigation of his business activities.

He served part of a two-year sentence for retaliating against his sister, who cooperated with federal investigators, by having her husband seduced by a prostitute and sending the videotape to her.

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