President Trump just reclassified marijuana. Are Green Thumb, Tilray, and Trulieve stocks no-brainer buys? Trump's executive order to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III recognized ...

Cannabis stocks rally on rescheduling news; Green Thumb Industries surges 50%. Discover why now may be the time to buy.

Shares of Green Thumb Industries GTBIF soared nearly 35% in the past month, all thanks to an executive order signed by ...

Green Thumb Industries stock is a Buy, with strong financials and major upside from potential cannabis rescheduling. Click ...

In recent days, Green Thumb Industries director Dawn Wilson Barnes sold 3,500 shares, while the company continues to report strong financial performance and expand into adult-use cannabis markets.

The rapid growth of the cannabis industry, buoyed by progressive legalization efforts and an expanding market, is accelerating the upside of companies like Green Thumb Industries (GTBIF), a ...

From 2019, when many marijuana companies went public, to last year, the industry has potentially missed out on more than $1.2 ...

Green Thumb Industries cultivates and sells medicinal and recreational cannabis through wholesale and retail channels in the United States. Unlike its Canadian peers, the firm is more vertically ...

Despite being one of the largest cannabis operators by market capitalization, shares of Green Thumb Industries GTBIF have been declining persistently over the past few years due to regulatory hurdles ...

VFF's newly completed 2,000 kg facility is expected to generate USD 12.7 million in annual revenue. GTII’s $150 million credit facility, secured at SOFR + 5%, positions it well for potential ...

Green Thumb Industries Inc. GTII GTBIF, a leading national cannabis consumer packaged goods company and owner of RISE Dispensaries, announced its Q3 2023 financial results, which ended September 30, ...

Green Thumb Industries cultivates and sells medicinal and recreational cannabis through wholesale and retail channels in the United States. Unlike its Canadian peers, the firm is more vertically ...