Non-revenue-generating cannabis jobs in peril as demand grows for hourly workers
For evidence of headwinds facing the regulated marijuana industry, look no further than the cannabis labor market.
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For evidence of headwinds facing the regulated marijuana industry, look no further than the cannabis labor market.
Massachusetts-based cannabis tech company Agrify Corp. received another warning from the Nasdaq stock exchange after the company failed to file its quarterly 10-Q report on time.
California-based WM Technology, which does business as cannabis advertising platform Weedmaps, reported a profit for its most recent quarter, signaling a potential turnaround for the technology company.
Sales at Hawthorne Gardening Co., the marijuana grow subsidiary of Scotts Miracle-Gro, were further diminished for the quarter ending July 1.
To better understand the state of diversity and inclusion in the U.S. cannabis industry, MJBizDaily is launching its yearly survey to measure the role of women and minorities in leadership positions.
In the face of slumping cannabis stock prices, publicly traded Canadian marijuana producers and U.S. ancillary companies are increasingly turning to share consolidations to maintain their listings on the Nasdaq exchange.
Securing capital to fund marijuana-related properties can be a complex and challenging endeavor – especially given the current state of the industry.