- 26 April, 2024
Symtomax Appoints Former Portugal State Secretary of Health as Its BOD
Greater Cannabis Company (GCAN), the innovator and market leader in the commercialization and development of Cannabinoid delivery systems, proudly announced, that its European based partner
Aurora Cannabis’ Close Ties to B. C. Firm Raises Serious Questions
The cannabis industry is a relatively nascent one but even then, certain companies have already emerged as the biggest players and Aurora Cannabis is certainly
Banking Institutions Show Inclination to Serve Cannabis Clients Following the Recent Passage of SAFE Act
Financial institutions are getting ready for likely involvement with the marijuana industry; after last month, the U.S. House of Representatives gave its consent to the
Chinese Cryptocurrency Mining Firm Canaan Planning to List IPO in the US
Chinese cryptocurrency mining giant Canaan Creative plans to list its IPO in the US. It will offer 1.26 billion shares and is hoping to raise
Payment Protocol Ripple Announced Its Collaboration with Fintech Firm Finastra
To give a fillip to a RippleNet, Ripple has announced its collaboration with Finastra. This deal will enable the users of Finastra to use the
JPMorgan CEO Highlights Lack of Transparency in Healthcare; Says It as “The Real Problem”
JPMorgan Chase & Co is one of the biggest names in the financial services and investment banking. In recent times, the firm is focused on
Apple Fans Will Get a Compact and Cheaper iPhone That Would Be As Powerful As The iPhone 11
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claimed that Apple would grab the market with boosted sales of iPhones in the first quarter of 2020. Acknowledging the strong
New Zealand’s FMA Seeks Opinions Regarding Responsible Investment Products
The Financial Markets Authority in New Zealand is trying to develop a strategy on how several responsible investment products and green bonds must be described,
SEBI Relaxes Rules for Buyback for Companies Having Subsidiaries in Housing Finance and NBFC
Capital markets regulator, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) relaxed norms for buyback of shares by firms listed with it, especially for those having