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Marijuana
California’s established vineyards are in a battle with marijuana farmers and both say weed and wine do not mix. Jane Wells reports.
In California’s first year of recreational marijuana sales, legal cannabis revenue is unexpectedly down, while the state’s black market continues to thrive. Aditi Roy reports.
Aditi Roy explains how a little known provision in the recently passed Farm Bill hands a big win to the marijuana industry.
Canadian marijuana stocks Tilray and Canopy Growth sank Tuesday after sliding sharply in the prior session.
Marijuana stocks surged Thursday after the DEA classified an anti-seizure drug derived from cannabis in its least restrictive category.
Shares of Canadian pot grower Tilray fell sharply on Monday, erasing gains from a wild week that captivated investors everywhere.
Tilray CEO Brendan Kennedy told CNBC that pharmaceutical companies must start thinking about partnering with cannabis producers as a “hedge” against the space.
Shares of Canadian cannabis producer Tilray jumped more than 12 percent in premarket trading Tuesday after it announced approval from the Drug Enforcement Administration to import marijuana for medical research.
Marijuana stocks soared Monday after a report said that soft drink giant Coca-Cola is in talks with Aurora Cannabis to develop weed-infused beverages.
Kate Rogers reports on reaction to Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ action on marijuana and its impact on financial institutions funding cannabis start-ups.
Just days after recreational marijuana in California was legalized, Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ moved to end marijuana enforcement protections. Aditi Roy reports.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is signaling that he will crack down on federal drug laws.
A new marijuana referendum before California voters next month may lead the way for the rest of the country.
Bec Koop owns Buds & Blossoms, specializing in pot-infused weddings. Her motto? “Straight from your bouquet to your bowl.”
Industrial real estate that houses pot production is in high demand, and is about to become the first opportunity for investors to get in on marijuana.
