Twitter might have further eased its rules for cannabis advertising, but the changes don’t seem to have made it any easier for marijuana businesses to take advantage of the social media platform’s wide reach.
Missouri-based multistate operator Greenlight Dispensary is believed to be the first big marijuana company to issue a dividend to investors – and it could be the last, at least for the foreseeable future.
Twitter is further loosening its limits on cannabis industry advertising, letting vetted, state-legal businesses show packaged marijuana products in their marketing campaigns while allowing ads in new U.S. markets.
Lawmakers in West Virginia are proposing a ban on products containing delta-8 THC.
Greenlight Dispensary CEO John Mueller discusses his company’s business strategy, growth plans and expectations after a challenging year for the marijuana industry.
Florida-based marijuana multistate operator Trulieve Cannabis closed on two commercial loans in December worth gross proceeds of $90.4 million, including a five-year arrangement for $71.5 million and a 10-year loan worth $18.9 million.
Heritage Cannabis Holdings Corp. is raising up to $20 million from Obsidian Global Partners by way of an equity line of credit agreement in which Obsidian will purchase shares of the Canadian marijuana company in private placements over time – when Heritage wants it to.
