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5 marijuana companies make Inc.’s top 250 best-led list
Five cannabis businesses were chosen to Inc. magazine's list of the top 250 best-led companies.
News November 4
Colombian cannabis firm Flora to buy California vape brand for $30 million
Colombian cannabis firm Flora Growth reached a definitive agreement to acquire Carlsbad, California-based Vessel Brand for $30 million.
News November 4
DEA comments hint that delta-8 THC might not be illegal
Cannabis operators making or selling delta-8 THC are pointing to two recent comments from U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration officials that suggest states lining up to ban the isomer might be…
News November 4
Cannabis growers eye drought-resistant strains to cope with water shortage
With water scarcity an increasing problem, some marijuana and hemp cultivators are seeking solutions beyond automation or growing methods, including using drought-resistant plant strains that require less water and can…
News November 4
Two-spotted spider mites: How to identify and treat them in your marijuana grow
Face it, cannabis is an attractive plant for many insects, mites and other arthropods that like to feed on it.
News November 4
Casa Verde invests $3.5M in Berlin-based cannabis firm Sanity Group
Venture capital firm Casa Verde Capital invested $3.5 million (3 million euros) in Berlin-based cannabis startup Sanity Group.
News November 3
How marijuana legalization could affect cost of debt
Hydrofarm Holdings Group (Nasdaq: HYFM) agreed to acquire Illinois-based Innovative Growers Equipment (IGE), a manufacturer of horticulture benches, racking and LED lighting systems, for a total consideration of $58 million.
News November 3
Illinois marijuana workers for PharmaCann, Curaleaf vote to unionize
Employees at two retail marijuana operations owned by PharmaCann in the Chicago area and at Curaleaf Holdings' store in Mokena, Illinois, are joining labor unions.
News November 3
Nevada cannabis grower fined $565,000 for alleged violations
A cannabis cultivation company in Nevada was fined $565,000 for allegedly failing to tag its plants for the state-mandated seed-to-sale tracking system and operating with expired licenses, among other violations.
News November 3
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