A wholesale pound of weed is going for an average of $648, down from a peak of $1,721 in early 2021.
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A wholesale pound of weed is going for an average of $648, down from a peak of $1,721 in early 2021.
“And apparently he forgot that the cameras were on,” a lawyer for Rocky Mountain Distributors says of Andrew Leising.
CEO Cory Azzalino said its 15 Colorado dispensaries will stay open and buy from third-party cultivators.
Don Ball, who owns an industrial real estate firm in the Lone Star State, also bought Green Dragon’s 92,000 square-foot cultivation facility last fall.
Schwazze, which owns Star Buds, says “we vehemently deny” fraud claims.
The company that bought A Cut Above for $8 million wasn’t defrauded, she says.
“Threat of litigation, judgments and arrearages” caused ECS Brands in Broomfield to file for Chapter 11, its CEO says.
Developer Peter Knobel has been battling other co-owners for years. Now he is accused of fraudulently moving real estate.
Jon Spadafora and Toby Ripsom say they’ve learned from mistakes made at their former weed wholesaler, which shuttered this summer.
The company had said last month that its Colorado operations would cease at the end of the year.
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