Consumer Watch: Cannabis companies say they are growing enough pot, they just can’t deliver it
Organigram on Monday joined a chorus of companies saying their challenge in supplying the Canadian cannabis market is not growing massive amounts of marijuana, but transforming the plant into a product that’s ready for sale......»»
Apartment trends to watch in 2021
Residents have demonstrated a growing interest in smart-home technology, such as smart locks, motion-detector lighting, remote-access thermostats and Bluetooth shower heads — and apartment companies are eager to deliver......»»
Consumer Watch: Snapchat and Twitter cannabis ads risk government crackdown
Snap Inc. and Twitter Inc. are gambling that they can profit off the growing marijuana industry by running ads for cannabis products from licensed Canadian producers, which tests restrictive laws in Canada on marketing cannabis......»»
Cannabis Watch: Cannabis companies are having a horrible summer as scandals mount and stocks slide
The cannabis sector has hit a three-month summer slump, weighed down by a series of scandals, regulatory deadlock and a growing sense that the industry is not delivering the gold rush that some investors were expecting......»»
Consumer Watch: Marijuana-delivery service Eaze scales back $1 billion ambitions, documents show
The cannabis-delivery company that once said it planned to deliver $1 billion worth of cannabis in 2020 is now heading for a much smaller target: less than $500 million......»»
Consumer Watch: Where Aurora sees cannabis opportunity beyond selling buds in Canada
As recreational marijuana moves beyond buds and countries besides Canada mull legalization, cannabis companies have a lot of potential roads to travel as they seek to grow......»»
Cannabis Watch: If you want to get rich with marijuana stocks, you need to know the crucial difference between U.S. and Canadian companies
U.S. companies are overlooked by many investors. But any state and federal legalization favors them over Canadian rivals, fund managers say......»»
Cannabis Watch: Cannabis stocks nosedive as rally driven by hopes for U.S. legal reforms comes to a screeching halt
Cannabis stocks took a nosedive on Thursday with many of the sector's best performers a day earlier surrendering those gains, as the relentless buying in recent weeks amid growing hopes for reforms of strict U.S. laws came to a screeching halt......»»
Cannabis Watch: Cannabis stocks stage strong rally as prospect of Democratic Senate spurs reform hopes
Cannabis stocks staged a strong rally on Wednesday, with most Canadian and U.S. companies posting double-digit percentage gains, buoyed by hopes the Democrats may take the Senate and pursue a more pro-reform agenda......»»
Cannabis Watch: Aphria, Tilray stocks jump after report that cannabis companies are discussing merger
Shares in Canadian cannabis companies Aphria Inc. and Tilray Inc. skyrocketed in late trading Tuesday after a report that the companies are in advanced talks to merge......»»
Cannabis Watch: ‘It’s been one fight after another’: Some cannabis companies must close, while liquor stores are allowed to open
Around 2,000 people who work in the Massachusetts cannabis industry, out of a total of around 8,000, had been laid off or Having access to the CARE Act’s Paycheck Protection Program would have been a lifeline for these companies, owners say......»»
Cannabis Watch: ‘It’s been one fight after another’: Cannabis companies in Massachusetts must close, while liquor stores are allowed to open
Around 2,000 people who work in the Massachusetts cannabis industry, out of a total of around 8,000, had been laid off or Having access to the CARE Act’s Paycheck Protection Program would have been a lifeline for these companies, owners say......»»
Cannabis Watch: Aurora Cannabis and Tilray set to detail hoarding of marijuana during COVID-19
Several of the largest cannabis companies are set to report earnings this week, with Tilray Inc. and GW Pharmaceuticals PLC kicking off the proceedings and the struggling-for-cash Aurora Cannabis Inc. batting cleanup......»»
The growing worry for bondholders: Getting "primed"
Bondholders in particularly hard-hit sectors like energy, travel and leisure have another issue to watch for as companies struggle to survive the economic shutdown - getting demoted by new debt issues......»»
Cannabis Watch: Pot companies left out of latest coronavirus stimulus bill, but lobbyists are still hopeful
The U.S. cannabis industry has largely been declared an essential business by state governments, and would like a taste of the federal coronavirus stimulus packages.....»»
Cannabis Watch: Which cannabis companies are going to survive coronavirus? Here’s how to tell
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Cannabis Watch: What cannabis companies are going to survive coronavirus? Here’s how to tell
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Cannabis Watch: As cannabis industry stays largely quiet on coronavirus, this CEO has been sounding the alarm
As the COVID-19 pandemic ravaged the globe, Organigram Holdings Inc. was one of the first cannabis companies to begin to warn investors about the impacts on its business and the industry......»»
5 New Trends in Consumer Finance
Fintech has changed the game of consumer finance. The companies behind the new wave of finance tools are growing at an eye-popping 24.8% per ye.....»»
Auto insurers loosen restrictions on delivery drivers during coronavirus pandemic
The demand for delivery drivers is on the rise as more restaurants deliver meals to the growing number of self-isolated and quarantined people during the coronavirus pandemic. As a result, insurance companies are loosening restrictions on these del.....»»
Cannabis Watch: Coronavirus and cannabis: Vape supply is a concern due to China shutdown
Amid a widespread market selloff due to investor concerns about COVID-19, cannabis companies will have to contend with disruptions involving vaporizer hardware, the vast majority of which is produced in China......»»