 I'm Deborah Borchardt and this is your Marijuana Money Minute. It's been a rough week for our country as peaceful protests sparked looting in some cities. Several dispensaries were targeted in the mayhem as many as 43 stores reported looting in California, but retail operations in Oregon, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and New York all experienced some robberies. Most pointed out that these were not protesters, but instead organized professionals taking advantage of a distracted police force. Green Marker Report stands with the protesters and we made a donation to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. Alright, on to the news. Smoking accessories e-commerce brand Green Lane Holdings reported falling revenue for the first quarter ending March 2020. Net sales fell 32% to $33.9 million in the first quarter of 2020 versus $49 million for the same time period in 2019. The company blamed the drop on the FDA's restrictions on the sale of certain products, primarily mint-flavored jewel, and the execution of Green Lane's plan to deliberately move away from low-margin jewel sales to focus on higher-margin products. The company also delivered a first quarter net loss of $16.8 million. Now this was slightly better than last year's net loss of $17.7 million for the same time period. This venture capital firm Canopy Rivers reported its fourth quarter results. Revenue was flat at $2.5 million for the quarter in 2020, while the net loss is ballooned to $30 million from 2019's net income of $3.5 million. While this still seems to be a little bit of money rolling around out there, multi-state operator Ackridge Holdings says it has entered into two definitive funding agreements to receive up to $60 million. That announcement comes on the heels of Ackridge, saying it expects to take an $80 to $100 million charge. Ackridge wasn't the only company lining up some capital. The Valens GrowWorks company arranged for up to $40 million in Canadian dollars of secured debt financing. M. Hardin Group said it has terminated its previously announced acquisition of the edible company, Canabella. And finally, Clever Leave said it will be listed on the NASDAQ as a result of its agreement with the Schultz SPAC Special Purpose Acquisition Corp. That's it for this week. Stay safe, everyone. I'm Deborah Borchard reporting for the Green Market Report.