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Pro-Pot Lawmakers to Institutional Investors: Get Behind Weed

At an event in Manhattan, New York State Senators called on investors to help shape the future of the cannabis industry. Source: Pro-Pot Lawmakers to Institutional Investors: Get Behind...

Wall Street Aims To Make Green From Legal Marijuana

Here & Now's Peter O'Dowd speaks with Green Table partner Bill Marcus, about how he got into the pot business, which last year was worth $7 billion. “We're talking last year I believe it was close to $7 billion, and the growth rate is about 29 percent a...

Jim Belushi Hosts Pot Party for Investors at His L.A. Mansion

At one of the many after-parties surrounding the Milken Institute Global Conference, Jim Belushi charmed a crowd of diners with jokes and harmonica playing. But the actor and comedian wasn’t there as the entertainment: He was on a mission to promote marijuana. Source:...

The “Amazon Effect”? How about the “Trump Effect”?

“Former Bear Stearns broker Gregg Schreiber helped found Green Table, a legal marijuana industry networking business,” says the Financial Times. Source: The “Amazon Effect”? How about the “Trump Effect”? - Agora...

Wall Street experiments with investments in marijuana – THE INFO TODAY

The adventurous corners of Wall Street are experimenting with marijuana as an investment even though the recreational use of the drug is illegal in New York Source: Wall Street experiments with investments in marijuana - THE INFO...

USA Wrap: IRS, Wall Street, States, Berkeley, Louisiana, Oregon

Sensing an opportunity, former Bear Stearns broker Gregg Schreiber helped found Green Table, a legal marijuana industry networking business. Its Manhattan event gave companies a soapbox to make pitches to potential investors. Another Green Table dinner is scheduled in...

Jim Belushi hosts marijuana party for investors at L.A. mansion

At one of the many after-parties surrounding the Milken Institute Global Conference, Jim Belushi charmed a crowd of diners with jokes and harmonica playing. But the actor and comedian wasn’t there as the entertainment: He was on a mission to promote marijuana. Source:...

The Great Pot Monopoly Mystery

Some very powerful people are trying to corner the market on legal weed. Who are they? And can they be stopped? Source: The Great Pot Monopoly...

America’s Whites-Only Weed Boom

That lack of diversity is evident in everything from the companies they choose to fund to the way they evaluate celebrity brands. "Rappers in particular, there's a sort of stigma, and I don't think that that carries much value,” said Gregg Schreiber, who left Wall...

Wall Street experiments with marijuana investments

Former Bear Stearns broker sets up legal cannabis industry networking business Source: Financial Times