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November 16, 2005
- NEW YORK (Dow Jones) -- Gold prices are likely to test the $850 level in the next five years as the yellow metal starts to attract a larger investment community, said Rob McEwen, the chairman and chief executive office of Denver-based U.S. Gold Corp.
November 16, 2005
- NEW YORK (ResourceInvestor.com) -- Rob McEwen's long been known as a man who speaks his mind, and follows through with results. So, when the chairman and CEO of U.S. Gold [OTC:USGL] and former head of Goldcorp [NYSE:GG; TSX:G] recently declared open season on consolidation in Nevada, investors should probably do themselves a favour and listen.
August 26, 2005
- Fresh from completing the merger of Goldcorp, the Canadian company he headed for 18 years, with Wheaton River Minerals, Rob McEwen has grabbed effective control of a small exploration company, US Gold (USG). He spent US$4 million for 33% of USG, and last week installed himself as chief executive.
August 18, 2005
- TORONTO (ResourceInvestor.com) -- A little over 2 weeks ago, Rob McEwen of Goldcorp [NYSE:GG; TSX:G] fame took over tiny US Gold [OTCBB:USGL] listed on the den of thieves Over The Counter Bulletin Board market in the U.S. Since McEwen's acquisition of shares at about 36 cents and Novagold's [AMEX:NG; TSX:NG] purchase (reportedly unrelated events) at roughly 50 cents, US Gold has gone parabolic hitting a recent high of $2.19!
August 3, 2005
- RENO--(Mineweb.com) Forgive the never-say-die northern Nevada gold exploration geologists if they do a little cheering and spruce up their IR presentations a wee bit.
July 7, 2005
- RENO--(Mineweb.com) When former Goldcorp CEO and current Chairman Robert McEwen announced last September that he was quitting the mining company he led for 18 years, a number of folks, including this reporter erroneously assumed McEwen was leaving mining. 
