 I'm Temple Bortart and this is your marijuana money minute. This week Massachusetts said that recreational cannabis sales could return on Monday May 25th. Customers though can't go into the stores they have to make their purchases at the curb. Green growth brands followed for insolvency this week. If you may recall the company closed their CBD chain of stores called Seventh Sense back in March. Well they had some adventures due in May they could not pay those and so they basically filed for bankruptcy. The company has one dispensary called the source out in Las Vegas, Nevada. We had a lot of earnings to go through this week we'll just hit the highlights. Truly reported that their revenue increased 21% to 96 million dollars that's over the fourth quarter revenue of 79 million dollars that beat the Yahoo Finance estimate of 90 million. Cura Leaf reported that their first quarter sales were 96.5 million dollars this was an increase of 174 percent their net loss for the first quarter was 15 million but this was better than the fourth quarter net loss of 26 million. Harvest Health and Recreation reported that their revenue came in at 45 million dollars that was an increase of 134 percent over 2019 first quarter revenue of 19.2 million their net loss was 20 million dollars for the first quarter. Akeridge Holdings said that it expects to take a pre-tax non-cash charge of between 80 million and 100 million dollars for the first quarter. The company also sold their one medical marijuana dispensary in North Dakota and they sold their undeveloped real estate asset in Nantucket in Massachusetts. Pexo Stock plunged this week after the company announced they were doing a 50 million dollar offering. They priced the shares at 90 cents but then they sold down to 73 cents and that's in Canadian dollars. And then finally Aurora Cannabis is buying a U.S. CBB company called Reliva for 40 million dollars and that's it for this week. I'm Deborah Borechart reporting for the Green Marker Report. Everyone have a great week.