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Space-Eyes to Go Public via $638 Million SPAC Deal

Market news: Sources reveal that defense technology company Space-Eyes, backed by Donald Trump's son Eric Trump, will go public through a $638 million special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) deal. (Jin10)

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