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Troy Dayton of Arcview joins CNBC’s “Power Lunch” team to talk about cannabis stocks and what investors should know. Aurora Cannabis said Chief Executive Terry Booth will retire and Executive Chairman Michael Singer become interim CEO as the beleaguered marijuana producer announced C$1 billion ($752.79 million) in impairment charges on Thursday. The company also cut
The state of Missouri awarded nearly 350 operating licenses for the medical marijuana industry. Now there’s thousands of jobs to fill.
Aurora Cannabis shares are down almost 20% after resuming trading. CNBC’s Seema Mody has the story.
Aurora Cannabis CEO Terry Booth is reportedly stepping down. CNBC’s Seema Mody has the details.
With marijuana legal in 33 U.S. states, a new warning emerged about car crashes involving use of the drug. An AAA study looked back at 10 years of traffic deaths in Washington state, finding that the number of drivers high off marijuana involved in fatal car crashes more than doubled since legalization in 2012. Kris
CNBC’s Jane Wells reports from Chicago to take a look at how cannabis business is booming in Illinois.
Thousands of cannabis enthusiasts and investors descended on Las Vegas in late 2019 for the world’s biggest marijuana industry conference. But the exuberance that marked 2018—a year loaded with industry-wide money raising and blockbuster investments from alcohol and tobacco companies—has faded to a more sober reality at how to survive. IBD’s Bill Peters reports from
Winkler and other lawmakers held fifteen community events around the state to listen to how Minnesotans feel about legalizing marijuana (1:17). WCCO 4 News At Noon – February 4, 2020