This is a weekly recap of the events in the cannabis industry for the week ending June 9.
Source: Cannabis Industry Weekly Recap
Author: Debra Borchardt, Contributor
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Cannabis Industry Weekly Recap
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Canadians Bogart Cannabis Deals In America
Canadian cannabis companies are flush with cash and pushing aside Americans in marijuana acquisitions.Source: Canadians Bogart Cannabis Deals In America
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The 3 Status Coolers Of The Summer
It’s the must have status symbol of the the summer – a high-end expensive ice cooler.Source: The 3 Status Coolers Of The Summer
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High Times Magazine Sold In Deal Valued At $70 Million
EXCLUSIVE: High Times magazine sold in a deal valued at $70 million to LA based Oreva Capital.Source: High Times Magazine Sold In Deal Valued At $70 Million
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Entrepreneurs: Don’t Wait Until Cannabis Becomes Legal To Jump InThe CEO of Dank Stop, one of the largest online paraphernalia retailers says start preparing now — don’t wait until the legal Marijuana market comes to your state
Author: Julie Weed, Contributor
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Mayor Walsh joins outrage over burbs’ banning pot shops“If they voted for it, they should have a pot shop in their neighborhood, they shouldn’t have to drive to Boston for it,” Walsh said on Boston Herald Radio …
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Reasons behind legal age to buy tobacco, alcohol and marijuanaIn Massachusetts, the age to use marijuana is 21. State lawmakers are trying to push the tobacco smoking age from 18 to 21. But, in Canada …
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Used clothing store gets surprise donation of marijuanaMAPLEWOOD, Minn. — Someone apparently inadvertently donated more than 100 grams of marijuana when they dropped off some used children’s …
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Mass. town votes to prohibit marijuana businessesPeople who checked yes at Saturday night’s vote were in favor of prohibiting all commercial businesses from growing, testing and selling marijuana.
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Pot convictions go up in smoke with California legalizationThousands of people convicted of marijuana crimes in California have asked to get their records reduced since the state legalized recreational pot.