Avaya Holdings Corp Breaks Through Resistance Level, Soars on Strong Q3 Results
Avaya Stock Up 168% Since March Lows Some investors may see a big disconnect between the state of the U.S. economy and the soaring stock market, but some of the stock valuations are more justified than others. Avaya Holdings Corp (NYSE:AVYA) has seen its share price rise approximately 35% since... Read more
It’s no surprise at all that adult-use cannabis in Massachusetts has boomed, but now there are numbers to support just how much it’s boomed since cannabis was first legalized in the state. The industry has brought in more than $150 million in tax revenue, according to an announcement from... Read more
New regulations in Massachusetts, if passed, would allow medical caregivers to up the number of patients they care for. As of August 3, during a public hearing, the Cannabis Control Commission announced a proposal to allow caregivers to support as many as 10 medical cannabis patients each. It would... Read more
A pallet of cacti, a spare tire, and what appeared to be a shipment of limes. That was the Trojan Horse carrying more than $61 million worth of narcotics seized by border officers in what was a busy weekend in southern California. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection said... Read more
In a landmark move for cannabis access through telehealth services nationwide, New Jersey residents can now get approved for medical cannabis and other controlled substances in digital visits due to the restrictions placed on healthcare by the COVID-19 pandemic. Healthcare professionals can now set up virtual appointments in order... Read more
June was Colorado’s biggest marijuana sales month ever. July was likely bigger.
June marks the first month in Colorado history that recreational marijuana shops sold more than $150 million worth of products as cannabis consumption during the COVID-19 pandemic continues to set industry records. Recreational marijuana consumers spent $158,102,628 at Colorado shops in June, according to data from the Department of... Read more
As national USDA rules loom, industry ramps up pressure for changes or delay
As the deadline approaches for implementing a single set of nationwide hemp-production rules, states and industry associations are pressuring the U.S. Department of Agriculture for a delay, warning the federal agency that several states won’t meet the deadline. But so far, the feds don’t seem inclined to budge. Nearly... Read more
Tilray revenue hit by lower recreational, medical cannabis sales
Nanaimo, British Columbia-based Tilray halved its net loss to $81.7 million for the second quarter ended June 30, a substantial improvement over the previous quarter’s $184.1 million deficit. However, the cannabis and hemp producer reported lower sequential revenue in most of its important categories. Tilray trades as TLRY on... Read more
Nevada plant breeder seeks bankruptcy protection, cites pandemic delays
A Nevada hemp and marijuana breeder is looking for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, telling a federal court that COVID-19 shutdowns in Europe left the company unable to pay its debts. Pharmagreen Biotech in Carson City breeds cannabis clones – sometimes called liners, plantlets or young plants – for sale... Read more
Green Thumb Industries Reports Second Quarter 2020 Results Total revenue of $119.6 million increased 16.6% quarter-over-quarter and 167.5% year-over-year First half 2020 revenue of $222.2 million exceeds full year 2019 revenue Growth in revenue and free cash flow from operations driven by increased scale and operating leverage in the... Read more
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