Cost of debt keeps going down for cannabis MSOs
The cost of debt continues to decline for the largest multistate operators, as evidenced by Verano Holdings Corp.’s recent loan amendment.
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Speakers bullish on marijuana outlook + FDIC and cannabis
Three industry experts who presented at the MJBizFinance Forum predicted the marijuana industry is heading in the right direction, albeit with bumps along the way.
Will new regulators association bring clarity, consistency to cannabis industry?
A unified, national approach to cannabis regulation has long been the goal for an industry seeking clarity across state lines.
Truthfulness key to successful cannabis M&A + creative corporate finance
Marijuana multistate operator Parallel and special acquisition corporation Ceres Acquisition Corp. recently called off their $1.9 billion blockbuster merger.
Is cannabis industry on the precipice of change after Trulieve-Harvest deal?
Trulieve’s (CSE: TRUL; OTCQX: TCNNF) acquisition of Harvest Health & Recreation (CSE: HARV; OTCQX: HRVSF) creates the largest U.S. multistate operator ranked by second-quarter sales.
Report: Female, minority executives lose ground in marijuana industry
The percentage of executive positions held by women and minorities in the U.S. cannabis industry fell between 2019 and 2021, according to a new report now available from MJBizDaily.
Cannabis consolidation in Michigan + benefits of tech investments
On Sept. 21, Skymint, one of Michigan’s leading vertically integrated cannabis companies, completed a three-part transaction that included an equity raise, a debt raise and an acquisition.
New York’s marijuana regulatory board finally in place
New York’s governor appointed the final two members of the board that will oversee the state’s nascent recreational marijuana program, meaning there might soon be some movement in getting the state’s adult-use market up and running.
How to minimize the risk of crowdfunding for cannabis
Crowdfunding has become ubiquitous, used for everything from launching a new business idea or paying medical bills.
Is it time to rethink how employers and law enforcement test for cannabis use?
In a preliminary manuscript currently undergoing peer review in a well-known journal, Michael DeGregorio and other researchers offer tangible evidence that criminally prosecuting or terminating employment based solely on the presence of cannabinoids and their metabolites in blood does not inevitably comport with cognitive impairment or failure to execute activities that require high functioning.
