Though you cannot be pardoned from civil stuff, and the options to actually prosecute are pretty slim, so I doubt it.
Though, even if this is just tongue-in-cheek, you can literally buy a pardon in America right now with just a little bit a money into the pockets of the Trump family, in case you didn't get the joke (that the US government is literally pro-corruption right now).
Though a common Internet trope, this is incorrect. However, “legally” or not, you might find yourself unemployed should you ignore the shareholders.
What I was specifically referring to was a hypothetical that he could need a pardon. There was a question on what possible crime could be involved.
All that said, I'd imagine if this was really happening that we wouldn't have today's headline in the first place.