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This US Cannabis Company Did What None Of Its Peers Could In Q1: Grow
Green Thumb (GTI) stood out in Q1 2025 as the only Tier 1 cannabis company to post growth, per a new report from Zuanic & Associates.
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Cookies, Berner's Iconic Cannabis Brand, Has Landed In The UK
Cookies partners with UK cannabis clinic Mamedica to launch medical products as Britain weighs cannabis reform and decriminalization.
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Could Marijuana-Friendly Casinos Be Las Vegas' Next Big Jackpot? 70% Of Americans Say 'You Bet'
70% of Americans say they support cannabis use in casino resorts, according to a UNLV survey.
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Germany Has Become The World's Largest Cannabis Importer: Here Are The Stocks Benefiting
Germany became the world's top importer of medical cannabis, but political pressure could challenge telehealth-driven growth.
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Organigram CEO To Retire After Building Canada's Largest Cannabis Brand: Here's What's Next
Organigram CEO Beena Goldenberg to retire after leading company to #1 in Canada and launching U.S. and global expansion plans.
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This Week In Cannabis: DEA Slams Legal Weed, Texas Votes Hemp Ban, Argentina Tightens Medical Rules And More
Cannabis news of the week: Texas targets hemp, DEA blames legal states, Argentina revamps REPROCANN, and Tilray expands in Europe.
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Modelo Got It Right, Cannabis Didn't, Says Latina CEO Who Built A Multi-State Business With $10K
Cristina Aranguiz built a multi-state cannabis business from $10K. Now she's demanding equity—for operators and Latino consumers alike.
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This Week In Cannabis: Earnings Season, Uruguay's 'Pepe' Mujica's Legacy, DEA's Meme Backlash, California's Tax Hike, The DEA's Stance And More
Cannabis jobs fall while sales rise, Mujica's death sparks global reflection, and the DEA returns to old scare tactics. This week's top cannabis news.
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The $30 Billion Question: Can Cannabis Pouches Do What Zyn Did For Nicotine?
THC pouches could rival the $30B chew market, says economist Beau Whitney—but only if pricing, regulation and adoption fall into place.