Drone company’s stock soars after appointing Donald Trump Jr. to advisory board
Following the announcement that Donald Trump Jr. had joined its advisory board, shares of a little-known drone firm shot up Wednesday morning.
The hiring was revealed in an early-morning news release by Unusual Machines, an Orlando, Florida-based company that was founded just two years ago after it purchased a drone maker and a different drone retailing company.
In the release, Unusual Machines CEO Allan Evans stated, "Don Jr. joining our board of advisors gives us unique expertise we need as we bring drone component manufacturing back to America." He has a plethora of knowledge, and I am looking forward to his guidance and contribution to the company as we grow.
Drones are clearly needed. In the statement, Trump Jr. stated, "It is also clear that we must stop purchasing Chinese drones an...