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There's a Major Deal Brewing Between a Top Cannabis Producer and a Leading Beer Maker

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But due to the federal ban on pot, many companies shy away from trying to collaborate or engage in mergers and acquisitions with marijuana producers. While there are Canadian-based cannabis stocks that trade on the Nasdaq, it's because pot isn't illegal in Canada (it was legalized in 2018). But for U.S.-based

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3 Top Growth Stocks to Buy in September

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Despite an unfavorable macroeconomic situation and cannabis' legal ambiguity in the U.S. cannabis market, and a growing international presence, Curaleaf stock could be poised for a healthy rebound after its stock lost over 40% of its value over the prior 12 months and as legalization momentum builds.

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Better Buy: Tilray vs. Canopy Growth

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When the Canadian market boomed after that nation's move to fully legalize cannabis, the companies did well. positioning itself to benefit if cannabis is ever federally legalized. Tilray's acquisitions of U.S.-based will legalize cannabis federally anytime soon. million in its fiscal Q4. billion in the prior-year quarter.

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1 Green Flag and 1 Red Flag for Tilray Stock

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It takes time for a big merger to reveal its full potential. Tilray is gradually becoming the bigger and better company that the merger aimed to create. With these acquisitions, management hopes to expand in the U.S. market upon federal legalization of cannabis. federal legalization. may be a long shot.

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Is It Too Late to Buy Canopy Growth Stock?

The Motley Fool

Before Canada legalized marijuana in 2018, Canopy Growth (NASDAQ: CGC) was seen as a top cannabis stock, an industry leader, and arguably one of the best stocks to invest in for people who were bullish on the prospects for marijuana reform at the time. It wouldn't result in legalization, however. based cannabis companies.

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CPP Investments and Partners Sell Calpine to Constellation Energy

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The sale forms part of Constellation's acquisition of Calpine. The investment in Calpine was made in 2018 through a co-investment with Energy Capital Partners (ECP) and Access Industries. The merger will expand the footprint of the combined company across the continental US. is nearing an acquisition of Calpine Corp.,

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Where Will Tilray Brands Be in 1 Year?

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In June, the company completed the acquisition of Hexo, formerly one of the leaders in the Canadian cannabis space. Clearly, the addition of Hexo will be a bump to Tilray's revenue growth, but it likely won't help it turn a profit, as both were unprofitable before the merger. However, much of that growth won't be organic.