Sentences with phrase «more marijuana companies»

This means we should expect to see plenty more marijuana companies going public between now and then.

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Companies are boosting marijuana inventory in anticipation of legal recreational sales in July, and have much more weed than can possibly be sold at this point.

In its 2017 State of Cannabis report released earlier this year, California marijuana delivery company Eaze reported that edible sales have increased as more people learn best practices for proper dosing.

As marijuana slowly emerges from prohibition, it will be easier for companies to legally grow in other countries where there are more ideal climates and water tables that will help lower prices and the indoor grow methods created to escape the DEA's helicopters will become history, Kennedy says.

Smoke also blanketed huge swaths of Northern California last week, which presents a more widespread concern for the marijuana industry, according to Nick DiNicola, whose company, DiNicola Insurance Services, brokers insurance for companies in the cannabis space.

The looming legalization of recreational marijuana is helping spur a green rush by more than a dozen companies setting up cannabis production facilities in the greater Edmonton region, including one in Strathcona County.

Edible Garden employs local farmers who exclusively grow, pack and ship their own products and to retail locations that are no more than two hours away.Today, Terra Tech is looking to become the first publicly traded company in the country to hold a medical marijuana license.

Tyner called for a «living minimum wage» that would rise to $ 15 an hour by 2020 for companies employing 500 people or more; single - payer health care in New York state; a tax system that would reduce the burden of school taxes on property owners; and the legalization of small amounts of recreational marijuana for adults.

Now, while the five companies producing medical marijuana struggle to stay alive for lack of customers, the Cuomo administration wants to add five more grow - and - distribution licenses.

Marijuana companies say they are not arguing more licenses should never be issued to grow and sell mMarijuana companies say they are not arguing more licenses should never be issued to grow and sell marijuanamarijuana.

In March 2015, more than four years into Cuomo's tenure, a Brooklyn company called New York Medical Growers was created to bid for one of five medical marijuana licenses in New York.

A recent study for the company found that British workers» IQ test scores drop temporarily by an average of 10 points when juggling phones, e-mails, and other electronic messages — more of an IQ drop than occurs after smoking marijuana or losing a night's sleep.

With medical marijuana becoming more and more accepted in a number of countries around the world, and the money making potential for recreational marijuana being made legal in both the United States and Canada, Canopy is ahead of the game, being among the very first marijuana based companies to actually take themselves to the floor of a major international stock exchange.

Companies are boosting marijuana inventory in anticipation of legal recreational sales in July, and have much more weed than can possibly be sold at this point.

Learn more about the best life insurance companies for marijuana users here.

Perhaps more surprisingly, TeleTech promptly terminated her fledgling employment, telling her that the company's drug policy did not make an exception for medical marijuana.

With the rapidly growing capitalization of publicly traded marijuana industry companies and the pace of consolidation in that space, a litigated M&A dispute between industry participants was fairly foreseeable, not just because of simple probabilities but because pot stocks likely get the munchies just like their customers, and competing pot companies are likely more satisfying for them to consume than Doritos.

But interviews with hiring executives, employment lawyers and agencies that help employers fill jobs indicate that dropping marijuana testing is among the steps more companies are taking to expand their pool of applicants to fill a near - record level of openings.

Many life insurance companies don't care about medical marijuana as long as you have a prescription — what matters to them more is the underlying condition the marijuana is meant to treat.

Additionally, for those who actually have a marijuana prescription card, know this, the insurance companies will have access to this information through a «prescription database check», and will in all likelihood want to know more information on the condition that your marijuana use is treating (which is why it's often more difficult to get those who are legally using marijuana insured, than it is for those without medical marijuana prescriptions).

Some insurance companies out - right deny coverage for any marijuana use because they view it as an illegal activity and a dangerous and high - risk habit, while others are more lenient.

We recently had a client who smoked weed twice a week apply with one of the more liberal marijuana underwriting companies.

Smoking marijuana is not nearly as taboo as it used to be and life insurance companies are starting to be more lenient from an underwriting standpoint.

Some companies are more friendly when it comes to marijuana use than others.

Insurance companies hate even more when there is a conflict of laws which causes them to exclude coverage for something like medical marijuana, and they're forced to rely on the law rather than the policy document.

They are lenient if medical cannabis is prescribed for treating medical conditions like insomnia, glaucoma and headaches but if the marijuana is being used to help with more serious medical conditions like cancer then the company will be concentrating more on cancer rather than the marijuana.

As more companies sprout up to bridge the high friction financial no man's land that surrounds marijuana companies, so too does awareness that a closed loop system without banks is now possible thanks to Bitcoin.

The country's eight biggest weed companies will require more than 8 million square feet of space for growing marijuana by 2020, up more than fivefold from current levels, according to a report from brokerage Jones Lang LaSalle Canada.