In addition to large technology companies, Trump's stock investments also include shares in sushi chain restaurants.

In the first quarter, American President Donald Trump's trades included stock market giants such as Nvidia, Amazon, and Apple. He also bought shares in a $600 million revolving sushi chain. According to Trump's latest financial disclosure, he bought shares in Kura Sushi USA on February 2, with a transaction amount between approximately $1 million and $5 million. This restaurant group is owned by Japanese company Kura Sushi Holdings. Unlike his predecessors, Trump has neither divested assets nor transferred them to blind trusts managed by independent overseers. Documents show that he or his investment advisors made over 3,700 trades in the first quarter, sparking concerns about conflicts of interest in the Trump administration once again. A spokesperson for the Trump Organization has stated that all of the president's assets are independently managed by third-party financial institutions responsible for all investment decisions, with Trump himself, his family, and the company not involved in trading decisions.