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It Has Been 5 Years Since Canopy Growth Made This Monumental Move

The Motley Fool

In July 2019, the company let go of Bruce Linton, who at the time was an icon in the Canadian cannabis industry and co-CEO with Mark Zekulin. The company now plans to finally close on that acquisition, but that's only through the use of a special purpose vehicle , Canopy USA. million it reported for fiscal 2019.

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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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Is 3M Spinoff Solventum a Buy? (And What It Means for 3M Investors)

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First, 3M saddled Solventum with debt to shore up the balance sheet of the former as it faces multibillion-dollar legal settlements. As for the 4%-6% expected end market growth, the figure looks familiar enough because it's what 3M's management told investors to expect from its healthcare end market on 3M's investor day in 2016 and 2019.

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Better Buy: Tilray vs. Canopy Growth

The Motley Fool

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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MiddleGround Capital Closes $440m Continuation Vehicle

Private Equity Insights

MiddleGround originally purchased Banner in December of 2019 from High Street Capital, of Chicago. Since MiddleGround’s investment in Banner in 2019, MiddleGround brought industry veteran Dan Stoettner back to lead the business. Under Stoettner’s leadership, the company completed two acquisitions.

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Carey Olsen promotes six

Private Equity Wire

The firm said that the promotions bring its total number of partners to 84. Falcucci joined Carey Olsen in 2019 from the London office of international law firm Reed Smith. She advises on Bermuda corporate and commercial law, focusing on insurance regulatory and transactional matters.

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CPP Investments and Partners Sell Calpine to Constellation Energy

Pension Pulse

The sale forms part of Constellation's acquisition of Calpine. The merger will expand the footprint of the combined company across the continental US. is nearing an acquisition of Calpine Corp., in 2022, chief executive Joe Dominguez said he was interested in growing the company through mergers and acquisitions.