About Canopy Growth Corporation - Common Shares (CGC)
Canopy Growth Corp is a leading player in the cannabis industry, focusing on the production and distribution of a wide range of cannabis products. The company is engaged in cultivating and processing cannabis for both medical and recreational purposes, offering various forms such as dried flower, oils, edibles, and beverages. With a commitment to innovation, Canopy Growth invests in research and development to create high-quality products that meet consumer demands and adhere to evolving regulations. The company also emphasizes sustainability and responsible business practices, aiming to shape the future of cannabis consumption and enhance the overall experience for consumers. Read More
As of January 9, 2026, the cannabis sector finds itself at a historic crossroads, caught between the euphoria of federal progress and the harsh reality of market mechanics. Following a landmark Executive Order in late 2025 aimed at accelerating the rescheduling of marijuana, the industry has entered the new year
Canopy Growth Corporation (“Canopy Growth” or the “Company”) (TSX: WEED) (Nasdaq: CGC), a world-leading cannabis company dedicated to unleashing the power of cannabis to improve lives, announced today that the Company has entered into a series of transactions to recapitalize its balance sheet and extend the maturity dates of all outstanding indebtedness to January 2031 at the earliest. At the conclusion of these Transactions (as defined below), Canopy Growth is expected to have cash on hand of approximately C$425 million, providing additional flexibility to support the Company’s long-term priorities.
Florida’s debate over recreational cannabis is resurfacing after a failed ballot initiative and renewed public support, setting the stage for a possible return to voters in 2026.
Florida’s debate over recreational cannabis is resurfacing after a failed ballot initiative and renewed public support, setting the stage for a possible return to voters in 2026.
Imagine scrolling through an article about a newly released marijuana strain or infused drink, spotting a purchase link, and reserving the product for same-day pickup at a nearby licensed dispensary. That scenario, once unlikely in the cannabis sector, is moving closer to everyday retail reality.
Imagine scrolling through an article about a newly released marijuana strain or infused drink, spotting a purchase link, and reserving the product for same-day pickup at a nearby licensed dispensary. That scenario, once unlikely in the cannabis sector, is moving closer to everyday retail reality.
The cannabis sector is experiencing a historic "Santa Claus rally" this December, with stock prices surging across the board following a transformative shift in federal policy. Today, December 19, 2025, markets are still reeling from yesterday’s decisive executive action aimed at ending the federal gridlock that has plagued the
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the global financial markets, the cannabis sector is currently navigating a period of unprecedented volatility following a landmark regulatory shift. On December 18, 2025, President Donald Trump signed a historic Executive Order directing the Attorney General to expedite the reclassification of marijuana
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The financial markets breathed a collective sigh of relief on December 18, 2025, as a long-awaited inflation report finally provided clarity to an investment community that had been trading in the dark for weeks. The release of the November Consumer Price Index (CPI) data—delayed by a historic 43-day government
Stay updated with the latest market activity on Wednesday. Explore the most active stocks in today's session and stay informed about the stocks that are in the spotlight.
Monday’s tape felt like markets were pacing in the hallway before a doctor’s appointment: slightly red, slightly tense, and absolutely obsessed with the next data print. Oracle kept sliding on “more AI capex” anxiety, while Tesla ripped higher on Cathie Wood’s megaphone? plus a handful of single-stock soap operas stole the show.
