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Marijuana Today Daily Headlines
Wednesday, April 17, 2019 | Curated by host Shea Gunther
// Congressional Democrats Hold First-Ever Marijuana Reform Panel At Policy Retreat (Marijuana Moment)
// State Financial Regulators Press Congress To Allow Marijuana Banking Access (Forbes)
// Chart of the Week: Colorado 4/20 sales spike higher than other recreational cannabis markets (Marijuana Business Daily)
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// Foxx could start pot expungements in months; will also review weed sales cases (Chicago Sun Times)
// Colorado’s new U.S. attorney agrees with rescinding of Cole Memo says ‘jury is still out’ on enforcement around marijuana concentrates (Colorado Sun)
// Alabama Police Ruined a Couple’s Lives Over $50 of Weed. Now the Charges Against Them Have Been Dropped (Reason)
// Canopy Growth Acquires Spanish Cannabis Producer Cafina (New Cannabis Ventures)
// Medical pot sales near $100 million in first year (Clinton Herald)
// What Does 4/20 Mean to You? We Asked 12 Cannabis Leaders (Leafly)
// Here’s how much marijuana businesses pay in taxes (Quartz)
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