Cannabis Watch: Canadian Cannabis Company Namaste’s Stock Slides After Ceo Is Fired For Cause

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Mon, 02/04/2019 - 10:24am

U.S.-listed shares of Canadian medical cannabis company Namaste Technologies Inc. fell 20% in early trade Monday, after the company said it has fired its controversial chief executive for cause and started a formal review of its strategic options.

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Cannabis Watch: Canadian Cannabis Company Namaste’s Stock Slides After Ceo Is Fired For Cause

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