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InterCure Finalizes US$77 Million Settlement for War-Related Indirect Damages
NEW YORK and HERZLIYA, Israel -- InterCure Ltd. (dba Canndoc) reached a final settlement with the Israeli Tax Authorities and Compensation Fund regarding the...
Avicanna Closes Strategic Non-Brokered Private Placement
TORONTO -- Avicanna Inc., a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development, manufacturing, and commercialization of plant-derived cannabinoid-based products, closed a strategic non-brokered private placement...
InterCure Ltd. Consolidates in 1-for-5 Reverse Share Split
NEW YORK and HERTZLIYA, Israel -- InterCure Ltd. will effect a one-for-five reverse split of the company’s ordinary shares, no par value per share....
Greentank Secures USD $20 Million Strategic Investment
TORONTO — Greentank Innovations Corp., a global pioneer in advanced vaporization hardware and material science, closed a USD$20 million strategic equity investment from AIR Global...
Med X Holdings Changes Name to Dazed Inc.
AUSTIN, Texas – Med X Holdings changed its corporate name to Dazed Inc. The renamed company will trade on the OTCMKTS under the ticker...
How Cannabis Operators Can Win in a Post-280E Market
Schedule III could reduce the tax drag that has warped cannabis operating models for years, but it won’t be a universal win. The real advantage will go to operators who treat post-280E relief as a catalyst: moving faster, tightening inventory and receivables, stress-testing pricing and production, and getting books “deal-ready” before M&A velocity spikes. In the gap between improved economics and slower-moving capital markets, preparedness becomes market power.
Cannabis Needs a Unified Financial Backbone
The cannabis industry’s biggest financial challenge isn’t banking access alone. It’s fragmentation. Operators juggle separate solutions for payroll, lending, insurance, and payments, leading to repetitive work, high fees, and compliance headaches. A unified, purpose-built financial infrastructure could eliminate duplicative workflows, automate compliance, improve access to capital, and give operators room to grow. Here’s how that vision could look.
Adam Stettner is Reshaping Finance
With limited access to banking, burdensome tax policies, capital scarcity, and payment terms that don’t always fit the needs of operators, the cannabis industry...
U.S. Cannabis Industry Requires Up to $130B to Grow
DALLAS -- A first-of-its-kind report projects the U.S. cannabis industry will need between $65.6B and $130.7B in sustainable growth capital to support new cannabis...
Green Check Partners with CTrust and Coda Capital Advisors
BONITA SPRINGS, Fla. -- Green Check (GC), a leading provider of financial service solutions and insights in the cannabis market, announced an exclusive partnership with CTrust, the...














