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Cannabis vape company dives into the non-THC market
EvolutionZ Consulting claims that thanks to CBD, users won’t get high and pain relief might be one of the benefits.
Local investor sues cannabis business over grow house
A Denver man says he invested nearly half-a-million dollars in a local marijuana company and then got stiffed on repayment and an equity stake.
Sweet Leaf under fire from local property owners
Add landlords to the growing list of foes feuding with one of Denver’s largest marijuana dispensaries.
Cannabis supply shop continues growth with $10M capital raise
A Denver-based company that sells hydroponics and greenhouse supplies is planning further expansion as marijuana becomes legal in more U.S. states.
Mansion with pending cannabis licenses listed for $2M
A 129-year-old property in Capitol Hill, currently used as office space, has hit the market as it awaits approval for marijuana licenses.
Dixie Brands raises $4M in capital for cannabis treats
A Denver company known for its fizzy sodas had extra reason to celebrate 4/20.
Cannabis staffing firm locks in $2.5M funding round
The young, Denver-based company plans to use the funds to expand into other legal marijuana markets.
Judge freezes $3M for alleged cannabis stock fraud
A federal judge approved a temporary freeze on a portion of the profits the SEC says a Denver businessman made while promoting a marijuana penny stock.
SEC sues Denver cannabis investor for alleged $7M fraud; touting stock while unloading millions of shares
The suit claims he spent the “ill-gotten” profits on a house in Snowmass, new cars and a piano.
