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Marijuana MSO Jushi to acquire Nevada’s NuLeaf for up to $62.5 million
Florida-based multistate marijuana operator Jushi Holdings announced a deal to acquire NuLeaf, a vertically integrated cannabis company in Nevada.
News November 17Schwazze spends $29 million to acquire two more Colorado cannabis retailers
Quickly growing Colorado retail chain Schwazze said it has acquired two more cannabis shops in its home state, bringing the company's store count to 22.
News November 17Canadian marijuana industry employment tumbled as producers drew federal COVID-19 cash, analysis shows
Thousands of Canadian marijuana industry workers have lost or left their jobs since early 2020, even as their employers received more than $140 million Canadian dollars ($112 million) in federal…
News November 17How to avoid 5 common mistakes in obtaining cannabis LED lighting rebates, incentives
Cannabis cultivation is an energy-intensive sector. With the increasing demand and growth in the market, figuring out marijuana grow-lighting efficiency is the key to saving both profit and, more importantly,…
News November 17Marijuana firm Slang gets $17.3 million loan, loses CEO and board members
Toronto-based marijuana manufacturer Slang Worldwide said Tuesday it has taken a $17.3 million loan and accepted resignations from its CEO and five board members.
News November 16Cannabis MSO Ayr Wellness raises $150 million in capital after acquisitions
Multistate cannabis operator Ayr Wellness borrowed approximately $150 million in an additional offering of senior secured notes.
News November 16Connecticut taps BioTrack for marijuana seed-to-sale tracking system
Connecticut regulators selected BioTrack to provide a marijuana seed-to-sale system to monitor inventory and keep tabs on business transactions in the state's medical cannabis market and upcoming adult-use program.
News November 16Canadian cannabis store launches packaging buyback program
An independently owned cannabis store in St. Catharines, Ontario, believes it has found a partial solution to the growing amount of trash created in the booming new industry.
News November 16More changes likely to L.A. marijuana licensing as topic becomes political hot potato
Los Angeles' marijuana licensing and social equity program might be in for another round of major changes, spurred by a stream of complaints to the City Council and regulators by…
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