Eric Trump invests in Israeli drone maker XTEND's merger with Florida construction firm

Feb 17 (Reuters) - Eric Trump, son of U.S. President Donald Trump, is investing in a $1.5 billion merger between Israeli ‌drone maker XTEND and Florida-based JFB Construction Holdings in a ‌deal aimed at taking XTEND public. Drone maker Unusual Machines, which tapped Eric's brother ​Donald Trump Jr. in November 2024 as an advisor, is also investing in the merger, JFB said in a release on Tuesday. The Trump family has been expanding its business ventures since Donald Trump's ‌return to office, including ...