Aurora Cannabis Inc.

Call the cannabis industry a victim of its own success.

The global CBD market will continue seeing astronomical growth for years to come.

High inventory and increased competition is making Canadian cannabis companies look elsewhere for growth.

Problems in other areas of the economy have begun to take hold at Cannabis companies as well.

Inventory issues are forcing major retailers to lower prices to clear backed up product.

Retailers are relying on promotions, discounts and markdowns to boost sales.

Aurora is slashing its production capacity as it builds a runway toward positive Ebitda a year from now.

Illinois has a 'Chicago Cartel' problem, according to a nine-page lawsuit suing four multi-state operators.

Stocks ended mix, as rate hike bets stabilize and energy prices hold firm following President Joe Biden's two-day summit in Europe.

A bill that would remove cannabis from the list of federally controlled substances will be voted on by Congressional lawmakers as early as next week, reports suggest.

Aurora is seeing medical cannabis profit margins in excess of 60%.

The compounds from hemp demonstrated the possibility of preventing infections from the coronavirus.

Shares of High Tide (HITI) are up 9.54% after the Canadian company announced that it was acquiring 80% of NuLeaf Naturals.

22 states in the U.S. wrote to Congress seeking protection of legalized marijuana businesses under the federal banking system.

Aurora Cannabis had a tough quarter, but Cowen analysts still expect strong growth margins in 2022.

Aurora Cannabis fourth quarter net revenue falls nearly 20%.

The U.S. FDA and CDC issued a warning about delta-8 THC Tuesday which also may be weighing on the cannabis sector Tuesday.

Aurora Cannabis was upgraded by Jefferies but the investment firm's price target indicates a downside.

As 2022 begins, it's out with the old and irrelevant stocks; also, let's take a hard look at retail.

Leading advisors pick four favorite cannabis purveyors, two marijuana ETFs and one ancillary tobacco segment firm.

ETF MSOS is seen as an opportunity to get exposure to stocks that are not yet U.S. listed.

I'm willing to take a small shot on a September call spread and ride through earnings.

22nd Century Group has added a couple strategic partnerships and Rada Electronic Industries plans an earnings call.

More competition at lower prices will make it harder to be profitable.

One possible outcome: The party ends relatively soon for some of the more speculative names, while other high-multiple stocks remain strong until inflation and the Fed become issues.

There are much better places an investor can put their hard-earned cash, whether they want an aggressive or a moderate name.

As most cannabis company stocks have risen in valuation over the past six months, it's worth looking at those that haven't.

What's most important about this market is understanding which themes are driving the action.

That’s the obvious part. The not-so-obvious part is what I see as we look at the S&P 500’s rally since October.

The cannabis company is now putting its focus on premium products since the value side fell apart.

Tread carefully so you don't get hit with a dilutive offering well below the market.

Cannabis investors are keenly aware of the landscape and how it could play out for the industry.

Just as we saw with pot stocks, if you play shares strictly because they're going up, you're likely to get burnt.

Publicly traded cannabis companies are expected to take big write downs on assets, and here's why it matters.

This six-pack from investment specialists includes a REIT and a software provider specializing in the industry.

That doesn't mean we'll move straight up over the summer, but we'll get plenty of virus, China, stimulus, cannabis, and unemployment chatter.

U.S. cannabis sales jumped 23% in 2019, according to a recent report.

Record holiday spending powered a better-than-expected gain for a key retail sales component last month.

Stocks lost ground after a solid opening bell.

The airline launched a dozen new routes to a variety of destinations.