The Daily Hit: August 22, 2023
The Daily Hit is a recap of the top financial news stories for Aug. 22,
Cannabis News
Ohio’s Local Health Departments Join Marijuana Legalization Opposition Campaign Ahead Of November Vote
An association representing Ohio’s 112 local health departments is opposing a marijuana legalization ballot measure
New Jersey’s weed industry is in a ‘doom loop,’ trade group says
The New Jersey Cannabis Trade Association issued a report placing blame for the state’s slow
Protecting Yourself in Cannabis Litigation: The Writ of Attachment
By Jihee Ahn, Attorney at Harris Bricken On the heels of my last post discussing the limited
Ayr Carefully Balancing Retail Expansion Plans, but Pausing M&A
Amid a pullback in company spending, layoffs, and other cost-cutting measures, leadership at Ayr Wellness
Americans View Marijuana As Safer Than Alcohol And Cigarettes As Rates Of Cannabis Use Surpass Tobacco Smoking, Gallup Poll Finds
Americans consider marijuana to be less harmful than alcohol, cigarettes, vapes and other tobacco products,
This town owns part of a weed company. It wants a fair share of the pot.
Hancock, a tiny Western Maryland town, is a 5 percent equity partner in Trulieve’s Maryland
‘Scary’: Critics say Humboldt initiative could wipe out cannabis farms
Pot farmers in Humboldt County, one of the largest pot-growing counties in California, say they’re
Marijuana Revenue In Washington State Will Fund $1.3 Million In Youth Anti-Smoking Grants
“Youth smoking rates in Washington State have significantly decreased, but more work is needed.” By
Lawsuit Between Scotts’ Hawthorne, Luxx Lighting Heats Up
The battle between hydroponic heavyweight Hawthorne, a subsidiary of Scotts Miracle-Gro (NYSE: SMG), and Luxx