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Why Cannabis Stocks Need To Go 'Beyond Flower'
Almost as soon as marijuana got the green light in Canada, investors were looking toward "cannabis 2.0" - edibles, concentrates, topicals, beverages.
Why Your Cannabis Business Needs an Exit Strategy Even Before You Enter the Marketplace
Investors will want to know how they'll get their money out before they hand you a dime. Find out which three exit strategies they'll be considering.
8 Ways To Set Yourself Up For Financial Freedom In Your 20s
Green Entrepreneurs don't have to be living in their parents' basement. Here's how to shake the shackles of debt.
Why Traditional Venture Capitalists Don't Invest in Cannabis Companies -- And Who Will
Not all VCs are interested in cannabis companies. But some are. Find out who may be interested in helping to fund your cannabis venture.
Is Crowdfunding Your CBD Business The Wave Of The Future?
TruBrain is spearheading a unique, $1 million crowdfunding campaign that will help finance this ambitious expansion by letting anyone buy an ownership stake in the company.
5 Safe Banking Alternatives For Cannabis Companies
With banks reluctant to work directly with cannabis companies, alternative "banking service solutions" have sprung up to help remedy the industry's cash problem.
There Is a Lot to Learn Before Investing in Cannabis
Cannabis investment opportunities are vast, and mostly brand new to even veteran investors.
CNBC's Tim Seymour Talks About Cannabis M&A, Private Vs. Public Markets
Cannabis is good investment, unless you guess the wrong company.
The Woman Behind the Scenes at Cannabis' Biggest Private Equity Fund
Merida Capital has boomed since Daisy Mellet joined the team.
The Mooch Makes the Case for Cannabis Investment
There is growing evidence legalized marijuana brings societal benefits, one of which is the potential for enormous profits.
This Is How to Finance Cannabis Oil Extraction Equipment and Keep All Your Equity
Lenders specialized in financing cannabis processing are an alternative to venture funding that typically costs you equity in your own company.
