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Why Dispensaries should Redesign for First-Time Cannabis Buyers
Storefront of cannabis dispensary with neon open sign and green leaf graphic, San Francisco, California, August 14, 2025. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images) A new generation of first-time buyers is entering the market and they're looking…
Police discover £5million cannabis farm inside industrial unit after power cut
West Midlands Police have stopped millions worth of cannabis destined for the streets of Birmingham after raiding an industrial unit. Officers were alerted by National Grid staff after they were called out to a power cut in Lichfield Road, Aston…
Why Aurora Cannabis Looks Cheaper Than Its International Growth Suggests - Quarterly Update Report
International medical cannabis revenue increased 17% to C$43.3 million in 1Q FY27, reinforcing ACB's leadership across global medical markets. Adjusted gross margin reached 58%, the high end of FY27 guidance, despite the full initial impact of the…
Trulieve Cannabis Q2 Earnings Call Highlights
Trulieve Cannabis NYSE: TRLV reported second-quarter revenue of $271 million, while outlining plans to expand in Georgia and Texas following changes in medical cannabis regulations and the company's June listing on the New York Stock Exchange. The…
4 Rare Discount Dividends Paying Up To 12.6%
Trading Charts Interface on Stock Exchange live trading charts and stats We need to talk about four of the cheapest dividend payers on the planet. I'm talking about blue-light bargain valuations and, our favorite, serious high yields! These four…
Record 1,000 drug mules arrested for smuggling cannabis into UK
Almost 1,000 British drug mules were arrested at UK airports smuggling cannabis from abroad last year – seven times the amount two years earlier. The record number of arrests stood at 976 – up from 142 in 2023 – and in the six…
Boscombe shop closed after allegedly selling vapes to children
A shop accused of selling vapes to children and stocking products containing THC - the psychoactive element of cannabis - has been closed by trading standards officers. Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council said it had been granted a…
Dealer cries after cash, clothes and £100k of drugs found at parents' home
A drug dealer burst into tears in court after it was heard £100,000 worth of cocaine as well as designer clothes were found at his parents' house. Jakub Cwiek, 31, was nowhere to be seen when police raided the property in Loughborough, where…
Google's AI claimed Flock cameras hold $650 in gold and 23 pounds of copper - It was duped by meme
As recently as Aug. 5, Google's AI was telling anyone who asked it that a Flock license plate camera reader holds up to 23 pounds of copper, plus several grams of gold — roughly $650. The claim traces back to a joke that's been circulating…
The winners and losers under the stopgap funding deal
The Senate overwhelmingly passed a stopgap government funding bill early Saturday, sending the measure to the House of Representatives and delivering setbacks to two White House priorities while providing relief for hemp producers and groups that…
Belfast's East Side is a 'business graveyard' compared to Searsport
This post was originally published by The Belfast, Maine Conversation. To receive regular coverage from the Belfast, Maine Conversation, sign up for a free subscription here. Bowens Pizzeria and Deli closed for good two weeks ago. We enjoyed the…
Senate approves funding measure | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
WASHINGTON -- The Senate in an overnight vote Saturday approved a short-term measure to fund federal agencies into early December and avoid a potentially chaotic government shutdown during the middle of campaign season. The late-summer action on a…
Senate approves short-term funding to avoid potential government shutdown
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate in an overnight vote Saturday approved a short-term measure to fund federal agencies into early December and avoid a potentially chaotic government shutdown during the middle of campaign season. The late-summer…
Humans could live nearly 200 years, but cell damage may set the limit
Humans may never live indefinitely, even if medicine succeeds in eliminating many diseases and other causes of ageing. A new study suggests that naturally occurring genetic changes in our cells could eventually place a biological limit on survival.
Café boss 'hopes truth comes to light' after £50k drug parcel intercepted
A cafe owner has urged people not to engage in 'trial by social media' and said he hopes 'the full truth comes to light' after a parcel of cannabis destined for his business was intercepted by police. Huey Watson, licence holder and supervisor at…
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