Trumps weigh selling rights to their Washington hotel
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Texas retirement system withdrawing $350 million from Fisher Investments
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Trumps weigh selling rights to their Washington hotel: WSJ
The Trump Organization is seeking to sell the rights to its Washington, DC-based hotel, a property at the heart of litigation alleging President Donald Trump violated anti-corruption provisions of the U.S. Constitution, the Wall Street Journal reported…
