Business

“Reprehensible:” CBD Biz Pushes Back at Bogus Covid Claims

By Dan Mitchell
Apr 24, 2020
story-image
DETROIT - JANUARY 4: Kyle Turley, a retired NFL player, waits to speak as a witness at a U.S. House Judiciary field hearing January 4, 2010 in Detroit, Michigan. The hearing was designed to consider recent steps taken at the professional, college, and high school levels to deal with football brain injuries. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)
"WARNING! RIPOFF!" reads the opening of a web site devoted to the alleged chicanery of Wisconsin woman, Stacy Deprey-Purper. Over the past ten years, according to Deprey-Purper’s LinkedIn page, she has led or helped to lead companies in industries as...

This content is FREE for registered users.

To view this content you need to register as a Weedweek member.

If you are already a member please login below.

pro

EXCLUSIVE: This THC-O merchant says he’s here to stay

Ask a California operator who their toughest competitor is and they’ll probably say the illegal market. But these days the industry has another asymetric competitor: the murky market for hemp-derived...
pro

Calif. labelling wars aren’t over

A bill that aims to keep weed away from kids is likely to attract strong pushback from the California cannabiz.Introduced in February by Assembly Member  Jacqui Irwin, (D-LA and Ventura...
pro

Amid investor freeze, Lowell plans to restructure

After failing to find a buyer, the parent of venerable California brand Lowell Smokes announced a proposed restructuring and debt settlement plan this week.Departing Chairman George Allen told WeedWeek that...
MORE STORIES