Trump offers Pentagon’s No. 2 job to billionaire Stephen Feinberg
The search for a capable deputy defense secretary has taken on heightened significance as lawmakers scrutinize Pete Hegseth, Trump’s choice to lead the agency.
Billionaire investor with military contracts picked to be No. 2 at Trump's Pentagon
President-elect Donald Trump has announced that he intends to nominate billionaire investor Steve Feinberg to be the second in command at the Defense Department. The Washington Post'sJohn Hudson wrote that Feinberg has "investments in companies that maintain Pentagon contracts.
Trump offers billionaire Feinberg deputy defense secretary job, Washington Post reports
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has offered billionaire investor Steve Feinberg the job of deputy defense secretary, a Washington Post reporter said Tuesday in a post on X.
Steve Feinberg Tapped for Deputy Defense Secretary Role
Steve Feinberg, a billionaire investor, has been offered the position of deputy defense secretary by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. The news was reported by a Washington Post journalist via a social media post.
Trump lining up billionaire defense investor and megadonor to be number two at Pentagon
President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly set to nominate Stephen Feinberg, a billionaire defense industry investor and major Trump megadonor—despite his lack of military or organizational leadership experience—for the second-highest position at the U.
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Surprise: Trump’s Latest Appointment Has Conflicts of Interest
Steve Feinberg, tapped to be a key leader in the Pentagon, has extensive business ties to the defense industry.
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Trump taps financier and donor Phelan to be Navy secretary
Trump is also eyeing businessman Steve Feinberg and defense investor Trae Stephens as the Pentagon’s No. 2, The Wall Street Journal reported. Phelan, who leads the private investment firm Rugger ...
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Report: Nardelli almost sold Chrysler to U.S. for $1
According to Rattner's book, Steve Feinberg of Chrysler parent company Cerberus Capital offered the carmaker to the treasury department for $1. The treasury thought the offer was a joke ...