The Daily Hit: June 18, 2024

The Daily Hit is a recap of the top financial news stories for Tuesday, June 18, 2024.

On the Site

Blüm Holdings sheds cannabis dispensary in debt-cutting move

The sale retired about $44.5 million in debt for Blüm.

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New York leaders say more than 500 illicit cannabis shops shuttered thus far

Roughly 400 of the shops were located in New York City.

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RAW rolling papers sues male enhancement pill company for copying its trademark

RAW had its own packaging claim problems in 2023 for making false statements, which is has since rectified.

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California State Fair to allow cannabis sales, consumption this summer

The program, which will allow direct-to-consumer sales, aims to “amplify California’s rich agricultural bounty.”

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Christina Lake Cannabis posts 17% revenue rise, but net loss widens

Oversupply weighed on the firm’s margins, prompting impairment charges.

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In Other News

Charlotte’s Web Holdings

Charlotte’s Web Holdings (TSX: CWEB) (OTCQX: CWBHF) appointed Erika Lind as chief financial officer, effective June 29. Lind replaces Jessica Saxton, who resigned from the company to pursue other interests effective June 28.

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Zen Leaf

Workers at Zen Leaf in Buchanan, Michigan, voted overwhelmingly on Friday to ratify their first contract with UFCW 951.

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Gee Distributors

Colorado’s attorney general is suing Greeley-based cannabis product retailer Gee Distributors, which does business as CBDDY, as well as owner Christopher Landon Eoff for allegedly selling marijuana marketed as industrial hemp.

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