Attention all passengers.

The Uber ride for Jeff's rugby team will depart in five minutes from Platform 15.

Your ride comes with six toilets and a refreshment's carriage that you'll empty within five minutes.

Thank you for booking your tickets on Uber.

Trains on Uber.

Today on Forbes, Trump's foreign licensing business grew 900% as he returned to power.

The president's international licensing business, which looked nearly dead a few years ago, generated $61 million in 2025,

according to a financial disclosure report released on the final day in June.

That's up an estimated 30% from 2024 and 900% from 2023.

No country provided more last year than the United Arab Emirates,

where Trump collected $23 million through deals with two developers.

He generated $10 million in India and $9 million in Saudi Arabia.

Deals in Qatar, Romania, and Vietnam delivered $5 million apiece.

Representatives of the Trump Organization did not respond to questions about the dealmaking,

but in a statement, White House Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly said, quote,

There are no conflicts of interest. Even Trump once acknowledged concerns

with foreign entanglements, promising to strike no new deals overseas during his first term.

But he reversed course upon returning to the White House, and money poured in, much of it from

the Middle East.

Trump did his first deal in the region about 20 years ago,

partnering with Sultan Ahmed bin Suleim of the United Arab Emirates.

They shared a common connection, Jeffrey Epstein,

...