Germany Can Finally Begin Cultivating Marijuana

Domestic cannabis cultivation can finally get underway in Germany after Canadian heavyweights Aurora (NYSE: ACB; TSE: ACB) and Aphria (NYSE: APHA; TSE: APH) wer... Read More»

Althea Launches UK Subsidiary After Deal With Aphria

Australian cannabis producer Althea (ASX: AGH) has become one of the first companies to enter the UK medicinal marijuana market. The Melbourne-based firm has... Read More»

Aphria Inc. Promotes Jakob Ripshtein From CCO To Company President

Aphria Inc. (TSX: APHA, NYSE: APHA) officially announced Jakob Ripshtein as the new president of Aphria, taking responsibility for worldwide operations and repo... Read More»

Aphria Confirms Trading Of Common Shares Will Commence On NYSE Nov. 2

While cannabis remains illegal on the federal level in the United States, and is even listed as a Schedule I drug alongside heroin, that hasn’t stopped Canadian... Read More»

Aphria Welcomes New Director of Research and Clinical Studies

With recreational marijuana usage legalized more than a week ago in Canada, pot companies of all sizes have seen a flurry of activity, from management shakeups ... Read More»

Aphria Q1 2019 Earnings – Warm-Up Quarter, Industry Leading Cost Structure Remains

Bottom Line Aphria's Q1 earnings are a warm-up before the main event — launch of legal recreational in Canada (October 17). As such the outlook is as importan... Read More»

Leadership, Execution and Growth – Interview with Aphria’s CEO Vic Neufeld

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMdMsjg93eU&feature=youtu.be Grizzle had the pleasure of sitting down with Vic Neufeld, CEO of Aphria to discuss the key ... Read More»

Marijuana Investor Roundup: Analysis of the Week’s Most Important Events (October 6, 2018)

Pepsi Needs Cannabis More than Cannabis Needs Pepsi Bottom Line: When the CFO of Pepsi said the company is not looking at the cannabis industry, the stock ta... Read More»

Pepsi: A Sea of Bad Brands and Cannabis Confusion

The Pepsi (NASDAQ: PEP) 3rd quarter earnings release yesterday was the absolute definition of a consumer company utterly lost with no semblance of a long-term s... Read More»