Ryan Kailath
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Weed is a booming "adjacent" economy
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Ryan Kailath
Jul 27, 2017
The High Times Corp. — owner of the 43-year-old High Times magazine, sponsor of the annual Cannabis Cup — is going public. The company announced today it expects to list on the NASDAQ by October. Pot is a $6.7 billion annual business in North America, according to the cannabis research firm Arcview Group. And as […]
More Americans are working through cancer
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Ryan Kailath
Jul 27, 2017
Sen. McCain is one out of millions of Americans who return to work after cancer treatment or diagnosis.
The Trump administration may want to keep NAFTA after all
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Ryan Kailath
and Janet Nguyen
Jul 18, 2017
The White House has released a list of terms for renegotiating the trade agreement.
Roku reportedly seeking IPO later this year
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Ryan Kailath
Jul 14, 2017
The internet streaming video company is looking to diversify its revenue stream ahead of its IPO.
Governors take up policy initiative as Trump administration struggles
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Ryan Kailath
Jul 13, 2017
Global leadership attendance at the National Governors Association underscores the increasingly important role statehouses are playing in shaping what normally has been federal policy.
Anarchists offer a lifeline for refugees in Greece
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Ryan Kailath
Jul 12, 2017
Thousands have obtained access to housing, services and medical care through Athens outsiders.
Summer camp has grown into a very big business
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Ryan Kailath
Jul 7, 2017
Millions of kids attend camps, which increasingly have to offer more than just color wars and swimming lessons to win customers
Whatever happened to the U.S. trade deal with Europe?
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Ryan Kailath
Jul 6, 2017
We take a look at the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP, the U.S. trade agreement with the European Union.
Why low prices at the pump aren’t necessarily good
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Ryan Kailath
Jul 5, 2017
Here’s an official statement from the President of the United States — via Twitter, that is: “Gas prices are the lowest in the U.S. in over ten years! I would like to see them go even lower.” In the past decade, by the way, gas prices have been lower than they are now. But they […]
Behemoth office supply company on offer for bargain basement price
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Ryan Kailath
Jun 29, 2017
You’ve seen the headlines: the death of retail, the retailpocalypse, the end of the shopping mall as you know it. Well, add another line to that narrative: Staples, the office supply store, has agreed to sell itself off for nearly $7 billion. Sales and profits at Staples have been dropping steadily for four years. So […]