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Trump Hotels on the hunt for 2nd Washington DC hotel site: sources

Company CEO says it's exploring many markets as opportunities for its new Scion brand, with over 30 signed letters of intent
Fri, Mar 31, 2017 - 5:50 AM

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Trump Hotels' current property in Washington DC.
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TRUMP Hotels is seeking a second location in Washington, potentially expanding its new Scion brand into the nation's capital amid concerns that President Donald Trump's businesses are benefiting from his position in the White House.

Mr Trump's firm has explored at least...

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