The FDA and DEA Disagree Over CBD Scheduling
Uncategorized October 11, 2018
DEA and FDA are in a bit of a tiff over CBD. Last week, following the highly-anticipated U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) approval of Epidiolex, G.W. Pharma’s oral cannabidiol (“CBD”) solution for the treatment of seizure associated with Lennox-Gastraut and Dravet syndrome, the Drug Enforcement Administration (“DEA”) issued... Read more
Marijuana Stocks Newsletter – October 11, 2018
Uncategorized October 11, 2018
Integrated Cannabis Company, Inc. (ICNAF)(ICAN) Announces Fall 2018 Collaboration to Launch CBD ProductsVANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. 11, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Integrated Cannabis Company, Inc. (CSE: ICAN, OTCQB: ICNAF) (“Integrated Cannabis”), is pleased to announce a retail focused collaboration with New Age Farm, Inc. (CNSX: NF, OTCMKTS: NWGFF, FSE:... Read more
GTEC Holdings Ltd. (GTEC.V) (GGTTF) Announces First Retail Cannabis Stores Scheduled to Be Operational in 2018
Marijuana Industry NewsUncategorized October 11, 2018
GTEC Holdings Ltd. (GTEC.V) (GGTTF) (“GTEC” or the “Company“) is pleased to provide the following updates on its retail operations. Cannabis Cowboy has currently received 10 development permits from their respective municipalities in Alberta , which include locations in Calgary , Red Deer , and Lethbridge . Permits are subject... Read more
Legalizing Recreational Cannabis Brings New Investors Into the Market
FeaturedMarijuana Industry NewsUncategorized October 11, 2018
The cannabis industry of recent has continued to astound investors expectations as new companies come into the market and gains are frequent. As regulations continue to shift and the public opinion of cannabis changes as well, it seems as though the future of the market is even more exciting... Read more
The Intrinsic Value of Small-Cap Cannabis Stocks
FeaturedMarijuana Industry NewsUncategorized October 11, 2018
The cannabis market has managed to remain on a serious uptrend for some time now amidst changing regulation and the shifting market altogether. With new laws going into place around the world and the public opinion of the substance also changing it seems as though the cannabis market of... Read more
Lifestyle Delivery Systems Inc. (LDSYF) Announces Release of Escrowed Securities and Issues Finder’s Shares
Marijuana Industry NewsUncategorized October 11, 2018
Lifestyle Delivery Systems Inc. (LDS.CN), (LDSYF), (Frankfurt: LD6, WKN: A14XHT) (“LDS” or the “Company”) announces that on October 5, 2018, directors of the Company authorized release of 2,100,000 common shares which were held in escrow subject to satisfying certain financial milestones set out under the terms of the Company’s escrow... Read more
Pico Rivera extends recreational marijuana ban again in wake of City Hall departures
CaliforniaUncategorized October 10, 2018
Stymied by a short-staffed City Hall, the Pico Rivera City Council for a third time is “kicking the can” on tackling recreational marijuana and voted to extend a temporary ban on dispensaries. The cultivation and sale of recreational marijuana will continue to be banned in Pico Rivera for another... Read more
Sacramento Cannabis Cup abruptly canceled with only weeks to go
CaliforniaUncategorized October 10, 2018
SACRAMENTO — Tickets had been on sale for about six weeks, but before Cannabis Cup California could set a music lineup or secure a permit, the half-music festival, half-smoke session has been either postponed or canceled. It’s not clear yet whether anyone will get a refund. The marijuana exhibition,... Read more
With Canada poised to cash in on cannabis, U.S. executives eager for their turn
Uncategorized October 10, 2018
Mainstream executives want in on the cannabis craze. That’s not surprising, with the value of some Canadian pot businesses topping $10 billion and Coca-Cola Co. and Molson Coors Brewing Co. eyeing marijuana as the next trendy ingredient. But the burgeoning industry faces a unique hurdle: Pot is still illegal... Read more
Following California, cannabis advocates across the U.S. aim to throw out old convictions
CaliforniaUncategorized October 10, 2018
Rob Jenkins tried for four years to find a job, scouring the internet for anything that seemed at all appealing — a maintenance position at a Chevron refinery, a counselor for foster kids, a clerk at Hertz. Some employers seemed interested, until they found out about his 2008 misdemeanor... Read more
