Cannabis Scientists are Chasing the Perfect High
Chemists at some of the biggest legal-weed companies are after an elusive prize; a predictable, reliable product.
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For Cannabis Companies, Coronavirus Threatens to Smoke Cash Flows
In a world suddenly disrupted by coronavirus (COVID-19) and its fallout
Deals Scarce in Bruised Cannabis Sector as Risk-Off Sentiment Prevails
Oversupply means few companies are looking at making any purchases, even at these prices.
Products Made From Hemp-Based Plastics Enter Consumer Market
From toothbrushes at luxury island resorts to 3D printing filament, products made from hemp-based plastics are popping up in consumer products since the crop was made legal in the United States in 2018 for the first time in 80 years.
Returned Product a Hidden Challenge for Cannabis Companies
Soon after cannabis products started flying off shelves following legalization, Canopy Growth Corp. had a $26.9 million problem.
Major Canadian Pot Companies Facing Proposed Class-Action Lawsuits in the U.S.
Each producer is accused of misleading investors or failing to disclose certain problems with their businesses.
Bringing Investors Together to Scale Up the Global Cannabis Industry
The Marijuana Business Conference and Expo (MJBizCon) is coming to the Las Vegas Convention Center from December 11-13, 2019, and it’s the largest gathering of cannabis business professionals in the world.
Cannabis Industry Pink Slips Keep Rolling In
Over the coming decade, cannabis is liable to be one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. Although estimates on Wall Street vary wildly — which is to be expected in an industry that has no modern legal precedent — the legal pot industry could see sales rise between five and 18 times by 2030Read More
Meet 3 Women of Color Lighting Up the Cannabis Industry
In the United States, women hold just 21 percent of executive positions at companies, regardless of industry or company size
Cannabis Stocks Have Flamed Out This Year
This was the year when cannabis stocks were supposed to take off.
