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forbes.com - Peter Su - A Major Cannabis Growth Opportunity May Already Be On The Shelves
A Major Cannabis Growth Opportunity May Already Be On The Shelves
Forbes

Dawson believes the conversation itself needs to evolve. 'The industry's job is to simplify the conversation: What are concentrates? Why are they premium? How are they made? How do you consume them confidently? When consumers understand those…

scmp.com - Aidan Jones - Thai PM threatens to 'shut down' cannabis after global smuggling spike
Thai PM threatens to 'shut down' cannabis after global smuggling spike
South China Morning Post

A spate of seizures of Thai cannabis in the UK, Germany, Indonesia and Hong Kong has cast a shadow over the Southeast Asian nation's decriminalisation of the plant. Thailand became the first Asian country to decriminalise cannabis in 2022…

seekingalpha.com - Alan Sumler - Tilray May Benefit From Rescheduling Of Cannabis In The US (NASDAQ:TLRY)
Tilray May Benefit From Rescheduling Of Cannabis In The US (NASDAQ:TLRY)
Seeking Alpha

Tilray will consider entering US THC markets if cannabis is rescheduled. The company's international cannabis sales are currently driving revenue growth. The company will report Q4 financial results later this month and revenue is expected to…

sfchronicle.com - Richard P. Ormond - California promised a legal weed market. It built a mess instead
California promised a legal weed market. It built a mess instead
San Francisco Chronicle

California voters legalized adult-use cannabis in 2016 with the goals of bringing the industry out of the shadows, generating much-needed tax revenue and a desire to begin repairing the damage that decades of prohibition had inflicted on…

forbes.com - Alonzo Martinez - Why Employers Should Expect To Explain Hiring Decisions
Why Employers Should Expect To Explain Hiring Decisions
Forbes

Employment law is increasingly asking employers to do more than follow established procedures. Across a growing number of legal developments, organizations are expected to exercise judgment, document their reasoning, and explain why a particular…

theglobeandmail.com - Mike Moffatt - Despite their reputation as spendthrifts, today's young adults are quite frugal
Despite their reputation as spendthrifts, today's young adults are quite frugal
The Globe and Mail

Please log in to bookmark this story. Create Free Account The notion that young adults can't afford a home because they spend too much money on luxuries such as lattes is backward. Instead, rising housing costs are the main reason why they're…

express.co.uk - Michael Knowles - Shocking new weight loss drug market opens behind bars for Britain's hardest criminals
Shocking new weight loss drug market opens behind bars for Britain's hardest criminals
Daily Express

David Lammy is facing a new prisons crisis Fat prisoners are ordering weight loss drugs from kingpins behind bars, a scathing report has revealed. Chief Inspector of Prisons, Charlie Taylor, said organised crime gangs are offering weight-loss and…

vice.com - Maha Haq - Indica vs. Sativa: The Ultimate Stoner Showdown
Indica vs. Sativa: The Ultimate Stoner Showdown
VICE

Cannabis has a language problem. Not because there aren't enough words for weed—there are too many. Strain, cultivar, terpene profile, entourage effect… And somehow, after all that, dispensary menus still boil everything down to three…

liverpoolecho.co.uk - Adam Everett - Dad invented a ludicrous excuse after what police found in house
Dad invented a ludicrous excuse after what police found in house
Liverpool Echo

A three-time convicted drug dealer claimed that he would smoke a crop of cannabis potentially worth more than £50,000 which police discovered growing inside his home. Scott Beveridge turned three rooms of his house into a production line for…

manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Andrew Bardsley - As police smashed into drug boss' home, one officer noticed their target above
As police smashed into drug boss' home, one officer noticed their target above
Manchester Evening News

As police went to arrest a drugs boss, using a battering ram to force their way in, one officer noticed a looming figure above. A topless man, teetering on the side of a house. 'He's outside,' the officer shouted, running around the side of the…

newswire.ca - High Tide Inc. - High Tide Announces Adoption of New Shareholder Rights Plans
High Tide Announces Adoption of New Shareholder Rights Plans
CNW

CALGARY, AB, July 6, 2026 /CNW/ - High Tide Inc. ('High Tide' or the 'Company') (Nasdaq: HITI) (TSXV: HITI) (FSE: 2LYA), the high-impact, retail-forward enterprise built to deliver real-world value across every component of cannabis, announced…

forbes.com - David Capablanca - Deep-Dive Short Selling, Recognizing Dilution
Deep-Dive Short Selling, Recognizing Dilution
Forbes

David Capablanca, trader with Friendly Bear University. Author of ' Short Selling Master.' Short selling is an intellectually demanding trading discipline—one that changed my life in profound ways. When I first began exploring it, both the…

oxfordmail.co.uk - Toby Oliver - Scales of Justice: The latest cases from Oxford Magistrates' Court
Scales of Justice: The latest cases from Oxford Magistrates' Court
Oxford Mail

LUKE TOWNSEND, 26, of Mcculloch Meadows, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford, pleaded guilty to one count of drug driving and one count of driving without third party insurance in a BMW 116D at High Street, Wallingford, on November 2 last year. He was…

manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Andrew Bardsley - Shame of mum-of-five jailed after descending into organised crime
Shame of mum-of-five jailed after descending into organised crime
Manchester Evening News

A mother-of-five and a personal trainer have both been jailed after descending into the world of organised crime. Germane Tarrant, 33, led a drugs gang which flooded the streets of Sale and Altrincham with cocaine and cannabis. Through Tarrant, his…

portlandtribune.com - Jake Thomas/Oregon Capital Chronicle - 'I don't think the industry can survive this': Oregon regulators propose steep psilocybin fee hikes
'I don't think the industry can survive this': Oregon regulators propose steep psilocybin fee hikes
The Portland Tribune

State regulators are seeking steep fee hikes on Oregon's nascent psilocybin industry, a move that critics say would push the already high price tag of a legal mushroom trip even higher while causing more businesses to close. The Oregon Health…

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