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Originally Published 2 months ago — by Yahoo
President Trump's family is linked to a Florida drone company, Unusual Machines, which received its largest Pentagon contract, raising concerns about conflicts of interest, especially given Trump Jr.'s involvement and financial stake in the company, amidst broader allegations of family enrichment during Trump's presidency.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Financial Times
A drone company linked to Donald Trump Jr, Unusual Machines, secured its largest Pentagon contract to produce thousands of drone parts, amid increased US military focus on drone technology, with Trump Jr's involvement raising questions about influence and investment. Shares in the company surged following the announcement.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Guardian US
Unusual Machines, a Florida-based drone company, appointed Donald Trump Jr as an adviser, leading to a significant surge in its stock price. Trump Jr, who is also a major shareholder, is expected to leverage his business and political experience to help the company bring drone manufacturing back to the U.S. Despite this goal, the company currently relies heavily on Chinese imports for its products. Trump Jr's appointment aligns with his and his father's stance on reducing dependence on Chinese goods.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC News
Shares of Unusual Machines, a Florida-based drone company, surged after announcing Donald Trump Jr. joined its advisory board, highlighting the influence of the Trump name on market dynamics. Trump Jr. emphasized the company's alignment with the America First agenda, focusing on reducing reliance on Chinese drone parts. Despite the stock's rise, the company faces potential challenges from possible tariffs on Chinese imports, which could impact its operations. Previously, Unusual Machines had momentum post-Election Day, but its market value remains modest at $69 million.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNBC
Shares of Unusual Machines, a U.S. drone maker, surged over 90% after Donald Trump Jr. joined its advisory board. The company, which aims to bring drone manufacturing back to the U.S., saw its stock rise from $5.36 to over $8 per share. Despite recent financial challenges, including a net loss and a change in auditors, the announcement has significantly boosted investor interest, with trading volume reaching 13.5 million shares.