NEW YORK CITY: Donald Trump on Wednesday (Thursday in Manila) sought to head off criticism that his vast business empire poses an unprecedented conflict of interest for an incoming US president, even as he comes under attack for packing his cabinet with fellow billionaires.
In one of his trademark pre-dawn tweetstorms, the Manhattan real estate mogul promised that he will reveal a plan next month to put aside his “great business in total in order to fully focus on running the country.”
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