Companies moving to Cash in on Cannabis

Legalized Marijuana: Companies Moving Now To Cash In On Cannabis

By Angelo Young

on February 20 2014 10:59 AM

 

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  Nate Johnson, managing owner of the Queen Anne Cannabis Club, sells a marijuana strain called “Beast Mode OG,” named after NFL player Marshawn “Beast Mode” Lynch of the Seattle Seahawks, in Seattle Jan. 28, 2014. Reuters
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  An unidentified police officer surveys an indoor marijuana farm, also known as a “grow house“, in an empty swimming pool, concealed by a thick slab of concrete, in this undated handout photo provided by Miami-Dade County Police Department in Miami, Florida on January 31, 2014. Reuters
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  Nate Johnson, managing owner of the Queen Anne Cannabis Club, sells a marijuana strain called “Beast Mode OG,” named after NFL player Marshawn “Beast Mode” Lynch of the Seattle Seahawks, in Seattle Jan. 28, 2014. Reuters
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  An unidentified police officer surveys an indoor marijuana farm, also known as a “grow house”, in an empty swimming pool, concealed by a thick slab of concrete, in this undated handout photo provided by Miami-Dade County Police Department in Miami, Florida on January 31, 2014. Reuters

As momentum builds in the U.S. toward widespread decriminalization or legalization of marijuana for either medical or recreational use, a small crop of companies are moving to capitalize on the psychoactive plant.

 

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