NovaGold to Buy Billionaire Paulson’s Stake in Alaska Gold Mine
Original Report
NovaGold Resources Inc. agreed to acquire billionaire investor John Paulson’s 40% stake in the Donlin Gold project in Alaska, giving the company full ownership of a giant undeveloped bullion mine.
Glass House Analysis
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