 I'm Deborah Borchart and this is your Marijuana Money Minute. Schwazi, formerly known as Medicine Man Technologies, is buying 14 Starbucks locations in the state of Colorado as part of the company's pending acquisitions. The deal is valued at $118 million and the locations are said to have earned $50 million in annual revenue. HexoCorp reported that its revenue increased 30% sequentially to $30.9 million in the third quarter. The net losses fell to $19.5 million from the second quarter's kitchen sink net losses of a whopping $298 million. The revenues beat analyst estimates while the earnings per share missed by $0.02. The troubled cannabis company Nama State Technologies continues its hard journey on the road to recovery as the company reported a 16% increase in net revenues to $5.3 million for the first quarter. Nama State said it was its highest quarterly revenue in two years. The company also reported that its net losses had been trimmed to $7.4 million from last year's $10.3 million for the same time period. Grow Generation announced a $35 million stock offering this week and the stock tumbled. They gave hints of potential COVID troubles ahead. Metafarm Labs closed a private placement with an institutional investor for proceeds of $37 million. The company said it plans to use the money for general corporate purposes including building on the launch of its cannabis 2.0 offerings with new product formats. Arcana closed on a $17 million debt financing with two institutional investors. A leading cannabis manufacturer in California, ProCan Labs announced a victory in a monumental lawsuit against the state of California. The company was found to have $2.6 million in black market cannabis oil as well as $620,000 in cash. Now the judge ultimately ruled that the cannabis oil was legally produced as well as ruling that the Controlled Substances Act does not apply to licensed cannabis businesses in the state of California. This could affect a lot of asset seizures going forward in the future. Virial Health said that it has elected to terminate its employment agreement with Blue Bruce Linton as executive chairman. On an entirely without cause basis, now don't feel too bad for Bruce. He is also leading a $150 million back. And this week, Apria traded for the first time on the Nasdaq exchange using the symbol APHA. And that's it for this week. I'm Deborah Portart reporting for the Green Market Report.