Unusual Machines Shares Double After Donald Trump Jr. Joins As Adviser
Shares of Unusual Machines soared Wednesday after the company said Donald Trump Jr. had joined the company's advisory board. The stock more than doubled in morning trading to $11.45, reaching its highest intraday level since the company's initial public offering in February.
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