Donald Trump Jr. says his father being in office is hurting his ability to move property in India
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- Donald Trump Jr. is in India, where real estate project developers have been seling the Trump brand.
- Trump Jr. said his new businesses in India would take a hit because his father had to divest himself from the company during his presidency.
- Trump Jr. said he could be making so many more deals, but his father's move to divest himself has stymied that.
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's elder son described India as an important market for The Trump Organization but said the global company will lose out on new deals because of self-imposed restrictions put in place by his father since he took office.
Donald Trump Jr.'s comments, at the start of a trip to woo buyers for his luxury residential projects in several Indian cities, appeared aimed at blunting criticism that there could be possible conflict of interest in pushing the Trump brand name.
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