
NBA Deal Would Remove THC Drug Testing, Allow Player Investment in MJ Companies
The NBA and National Basketball Players Association reached a deal that would allow players to invest in cannabis and be free from drug testing for THC.

The NBA and National Basketball Players Association reached a deal that would allow players to invest in cannabis and be free from drug testing for THC.

The $150 million investment arrives as a convertible loan and will enable cannabis investments.

Hightimes Holding Corp has raised more than $13,200,000 from its Regulation A+ public offering, from over 15,000 stockholders located around the world.

In an ironic twist of fate, it appears a prominent member of Donald Trump’s cabinet has a strong tie to the legal cannabis industry. Shane

The NBA and National Basketball Players Association reached a deal that would allow players to invest in cannabis and be free from drug testing for THC.

The $150 million investment arrives as a convertible loan and will enable cannabis investments.

Hightimes Holding Corp has raised more than $13,200,000 from its Regulation A+ public offering, from over 15,000 stockholders located around the world.

In an ironic twist of fate, it appears a prominent member of Donald Trump’s cabinet has a strong tie to the legal cannabis industry. Shane McMahon, the son of legendary WWE founder Vince McMahon and Linda McMahon, who runs the U.S. Small Business Administration, recently invested in a company that manufactures pre-fabricated modules for growing cannabis. According to court documents,
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