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Trump Sons' Drone Maker Makes Big Bid for Pentagon Contracts Amid Growing Competition
A company partly owned by Trump sons, Powerus, a drone maker, hopes to win Pentagon contracts to supply attack drones amid competition from dozens of other companies.
A drone maker partly owned by Trump sons, Powerus, is competing for Pentagon contracts to supply attack drones, despite being among dozens of companies vying for the lucrative deals. The company has been rapidly expanding through strategic acquisitions and is now a significant player in the industry. With its growing size and financial muscle, Powerus hopes to secure major contracts with the US military.
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