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Cannabis group Tilray Brands second-quarter profit slips despite record revenue

Snoop Dogg launces cannabis infused 'Do It Fluid' brand

American rapper and entrepreneur Snoop Dogg has launched Do It Fluid range of cannabis infused beverages in partnership with Hill Beverage.

Hexo (OTCMKTS:HYYDF) Trading Up 1.8%

Hexo Corp (OTCMKTS:HYYDF – Get Free Report)’s stock price was up 1.8% on Monday . The stock traded as high as $5.45 and last traded at $5.30. Approximately 1,403,200 shares changed hands during mid-day trading, an increase of 81% from the average daily volume of 773,571 shares. The stock had previously closed at $5.21. Hexo […]

Corona Beer Maker Walks Away From Remaining Warrants Of Weed Giant Canopy Growth - Constellation Brands (NYSE:STZ), Canopy Gwth (NASDAQ:CGC)

Constellation Brands, Inc. (NYSE: STZ) announced last week the expiration of all its warrants to acquire common shares of Canadian cannabis producer Canopy Growth Corp.

Pot industry faces downturn five years post-legalization

Cannabis legalization has fallen well short of expectations making the heady days for the once high-flying sector a distant memory. Read on.

From high flying to burnout, pot industry faces downturn five years post-legalization

From high flying to burnout, pot industry faces downturn five years post-legalization – Winnipeg Free Press

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From high flying to burnout, pot industry faces downturn five years post-legalization

When Abi Roach thinks about the 20 years she spent fighting for Canada to legalize cannabis, she says pot legislation is like a clenched fist. The analogy, which Roach first heard from a former...

From high flying to burnout, pot industry faces downturn five years post-legalization | iNFOnews

When Abi Roach thinks about the 20 years she spent fighting for Canada to legalize cannabis, she says pot legislation is like a clenched fist.

From high flying to burnout, Canada's cannabis industry faces downturn five years post-legalization

The biggest cannabis companies have shrunk their footprints, laid off thousands and grappled with balance sheets that reflect a turbulent market and a longer march to profitability than once imagined