This Week In Marijuana Business News for the week ended Feb. 1, 2019, with host Kevin "Moose" Huhn.
Headlines include:
•More 'extinction events' for CA cannabis companies: Q&A with consultant Jackie McGowan
•California lawmakers propose cannabis tax cuts to curb the state's black market
•CA credit union reveals that it's been banking cannabis businesses for a year
•Weekly Deal Watch: Sizes of cannabis capital raises climb, though frequency lags
•Chart: US-affiliated medical cannabis firms led fundraising on Canadian Securities Exchange in 2018
•Canada has 'sufficient supply' to meet cannabis demand, Ottawa says
•Owners of Colorado marijuana retailer Sweet Leaf sentenced to prison in landmark case
•Lack of cannabis tracking data in WA sparks confusion, missed business opportunities
•Chart: Fast-rising CBD still trying to make inroads with mainstream retailers
•Farm Bill thaws – but doesn't clear – hemp's advertising landscape
•Davos report: Europe could be world's largest medical marijuana market in 5 years
•Audit says Oregon marijuana regulators fail to meet basic standards
•Molson Coors CBD-beverage partner Hexo closes CA$57.6 million share offering
•Court grants FL lawmakers time to remove medical marijuana smoking ban
•Massachusetts hits $24M in adult-use marijuana sales as state issues 100th license
•Legal cannabis gifts lead to new business practice in Michigan
•Veteran marijuana advocate Steve Fox leaves NCIA to join upstart MJ trade group
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