| | President-elect Donald Trump's overseas business deals involving skyscrapers, golf courses and hotels represent one of the clearest areas of potential conflicts for his incoming administration, experts say. Trump has partnered with companies worldwide, stretching from a pair of towers in Indonesia to the regulatory-free South American country of Uruguay. Working with the non-profit journalism organization ProPublica, USA TODAY has compiled a list of 10 deals, in various stages of activity, that represent the highest potential for entanglement of foreign businesses and political conflicts for the new president.
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