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Maryland, Ohio And Illinois Defy The Trend In M&A Activity: What Investors Can Learn
Tuesday, June 11, 2024 - 9:36pm | 905Read More...Despite an overall decline in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) across the cannabis industry, a few states are bucking the trend, showcasing growth and resilience. Recent data from Viridian Capital Advisors provides a comprehensive view of this dynamic sector, highlighting intriguing patterns for...
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GOP Lt Gov Weighs In On Ohio's Cannabis Law, Says It's 'Harmful To Children' And Bashes House
Friday, December 29, 2023 - 5:17pm | 693Read More...Despite cannabis being legal in Ohio, there is still no place to buy it as lawmakers continue to spar over the legalization initiative voters approved on Nov. 7. Those who initially opposed the legalization bid say the new law has no guardrails. In an effort to fulfill their promise to...
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Fresh Leadership, Fresh Opportunities: Ohio Cannabis Market Names New Superintendent
Friday, December 15, 2023 - 5:03pm | 275Read More...James V. Canepa has been named the first Superintendent of Ohio's Division of Cannabis Control. His role involves overseeing both medical and non-medical cannabis regulation. Local media reported Canepa brings experience from his tenure as Superintendent of the Division of Liquor Control, where...
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GOP House Members Resist Rushed Senate Bill To Change Ohio's Voter-Approved Marijuana Law
Wednesday, December 13, 2023 - 12:28am | 646Read More...The GOP-led Senate's race to change the newly enacted marijuana legalization law known as Issue 2, has hit a series of speed bumps in the House where legislators are in no hurry to change the original citizen-initiated statute. “From the day that it was passed, the urgency was not a...
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Analyst Inside Look: Trends And Opportunities In Ohio's Emerging Recreational Cannabis Sector
Tuesday, November 28, 2023 - 7:53pm | 894Read More...In an exclusive interview with Benzinga, BDSA analyst Brendan Mitchel-Chesebro provided a detailed analysis of Ohio's emerging recreational cannabis market. Ohio Cannabis: Trends, Challenges And Cross-Border Dynamics Mitchel-Chesebro delved into the market's dynamics, including...
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GOP Lawmakers Introduce First Bill To Alter Ohio's Legal Marijuana Law, One Week Before It Takes Effect
Tuesday, November 28, 2023 - 7:11pm | 523Read More...As promised, Ohio’s Republican-dominated legislature has begun chipping away at the voter-approved initiative, known as Issue 2, that legalized adult-use cannabis. The Ohio General Assembly introduced House Bill 341 on Tuesday, the first so far that would change...
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GOP Ohio State Senate President Says Ohioans Didn't Understand Cannabis Legalization Initiative, 57% Of Voters Beg To Differ
Monday, November 20, 2023 - 8:08pm | 629Read More...Ohio State Senate President Matt Huffman says he is coordinating bipartisan efforts to modify Ohio's recently approved marijuana legalization law before its main provisions take effect on Dec. 7. Huffman, a Republican who contends the initiative is lacking in detail, implied...
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Ohio Legalizes Cannabis And Overwhelmingly Approves Abortion Rights
Tuesday, November 7, 2023 - 10:19pm | 468Read More...Ohio is now the 24th state in the nation wherein its voters went to the polls on Tuesday and declared a collective “yes” to cannabis legalization. With a majority of the votes counted, various outlets have called the election for legalization a success. Tipping Point? We...
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TILT's Bull vs. Bear Case: EBITDA Potential In Its Cannabis Business - Analyst Insights
Friday, November 3, 2023 - 11:53am | 1040Read More...Zuanic & Associates (Z&A), an equity research firm has initiated coverage of TILT Holdings (OTC: TLLTF), a micro-cap stock with a $12 million market cap, with an Overweight rating. TILT’s EBITDA Potential Senior Z&A analyst Pablo Zuanic highlighted the...
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Ohio's $260M Economic Boom In First Year Of Legal Cannabis: New Study Predicts Windfall
Thursday, November 2, 2023 - 9:19am | 608Read More...A new economic analysis found that the benefits of legalizing marijuana in Ohio's Nov. 7 election would far outweigh the costs by at least a quarter-billion dollars a year. A study by Columbus-based Scioto Analysis used research from states such as Washington...











