Shari Redstone’s National Amusements, the holding company that controls the voting stock in Paramount (PARA), sold a chunk of its estate holdings to make a $40M debt payment this week, Josh Kosman of The New York Post reports. Shari Redstone had to pay up roughly $27M of the cash on Tuesday, the Post said, citing sources close to the situation. This sale comes as Redstone has put National Amusements up for auction.
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