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Shares of cannabis companies jumped on Friday after the Washington Post reported U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to push the government to dramatically

Cannabis stocks surged Friday in the wake of reports that President Trump is preparing to reclassify marijuana under federal law — a long-awaited shift

Cannabis stocks surged Friday following reports President Donald Trump could soon reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous substance.

President Donald Trump is expected to direct his administration to move to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug, according to people familiar with

Vahan Ajamian, capital markets analyst at High Tide Inc., joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss cannabis stocks amid U.S. reclassification and what that could mean.

U.S. legislation around cannabis is a patchwork. Though it’s banned federally, states differ widely in terms of legalization. More than 40 states and the

President Donald Trump expected to sign executive order to reclassify marijuana as soon as Monday, a source told CNBC. Cannabis stocks surged in Friday’s

Cannabis stocks surged on Friday following reports that President Trump plans to push to ease federal restrictions on marijuana. The White House is expected

While the AI trade was faltering and the broader market was facing increasing selling pressure on Friday, cannabis stocks were performing quite well. Reports

Cannabis stocks surged on Friday following reports that President Trump plans to push to ease federal restrictions on marijuana. The White House is expected