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Half of the legal cannabis revenue for social causes
The New York State Cannabis Regulatory Authority this week welcomed homeland entrepreneurs looking to establish themselves in one of the largest markets in the United States at an industry meeting aimed at boosting the Empire State's legal adult marijuana …
Crypto miners flee to Russia and Canada
China's poor handling of cryptocurrencies sparked the Great Mining Migration that drove most of the miners out of the region Russia, the United States, Canada and Kazakhstan have all welcomed bitcoin miners and now top the list of bitcoin hashrate contributors …
Vaccine funding for developing countries continues in 2022
The China-backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) will continue to fund developing countries in sourcing COVID-19 vaccines, a senior official said Thursday.
US labor market numbers for October rise again
Employment in the US rose more than expected in October as headwinds from the spike in COVID-19 infections eased in the summer, suggesting that economic activity is picking up again early in the fourth quarter.
Halloween: Spending more on cannabis than candy
Happy Halloween herb!
"It's a meltdown"
The US stock market is soaring just before the holidays.
Rally against Australia's climate policy
More than 1,000 people protested on Saturday in the Australian cities of Sydney and Melbourne against the government's climate policy and the strategies it offered at the UN climate summit in Glasgow.
Bitcoin Consolidation Is "Normal"
The Bitcoin (BTC) bulls are still hoping for a bigger breakout, but for now the bears are putting pressure on and holding the digital asset below $ 61,000.
Canopy Growth stocks are falling
Canopy Growth Corp. fell sharply to its lowest level since early 2020 on Friday after the cannabis company said it expected slower-than-expected sales growth in the second half of fiscal 2022.
US Democrats pass infrastructure bill
After a day-long stalemate, the Democrats have overcome the differences between progressives and centrists and passed a $ 1 trillion package for highways, broadband networks and other infrastructure improvements that President Joe Biden can put up for …