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Has this Canadian pot company done enough to convince investors that it can come back from its disastrous 2019? READ MORE: https://finance.yahoo.com/m/803b5757-cf9b-399b-af7c-57a1bb1282b7/can-aurora-cannabis-stock.html?.tsrc=rss

After a disastrous 2019, Aurora Cannabis (NYSE: ACB) is rising from the ashes in 2020. In a string of news this year, Aurora surprised investors with the efforts it is making to recover. Meanwhile, Canopy Growth (NYSE: CGC) is also leaving no stone unturned in its efforts to reduce costs and achieve profitability. READ MORE: https://finance.yahoo.com/m/b8b58392-6db2-3da8-a9df-62719274ae06/better-cannabis-stock:-canopy.html?.tsrc=rss

The stock market gainers Tuesday with shares rising are Kodak, Match Group, Medpace, Polaris and Aurora Cannabis. READ MORE: https://finance.yahoo.com/m/e421a18f-90a0-32c2-a218-1d1381440d12/5-stock-gainers-on-tuesday:.html?.tsrc=rss

Aurora Cannabis (NYSE: ACB) and Aphria (NASDAQ: APHA) were reportedly in talks to merge not long ago. Aphria’s shares are still down a little year to date after mounting a solid comeback from the major market meltdown in February and March. Aurora has also rebounded somewhat, but its shares are still down nearly 60% year to date. READ MORE: https://finance.yahoo.com/m/e85ffd57-574f-3e83-9c12-561e04f5aacd/better-marijuana-stock:.html?.tsrc=rss

Aurora Cannabis (NYSE: ACB) is working hard to tighten up its operations and bring down expenses in an effort to reduce its cash burn while also getting closer to breakeven. On July 20, investors learned that the company would again be laying off staff — this time from its European operations. In addition to laying off one-quarter of its staff in…

The Canadian cannabis market has long been over supplied and under stored. The public companies have needed to consolidate in order to reduce supplies and brands to eliminate stiff competition.A recent merger discussion between two of the three leading Canadian cannabis companies could provide substantial synergies and plenty of upside to the shareholders of Aurora Cannabis (ACB) and Aphria (APHA).…

Aurora Cannabis (NYSE: ACB) is closing several of its offices abroad and launching a new round of layoffs. The company confirmed a report from BNN Bloomberg that was published on Monday (and sourced from an internal memo the media outlet had seen) that it plans to shutter its offices in Spain, Portugal, and Italy. Meanwhile, it will reduce headcount by…

Despite advanced merger discussions that have since fallen apart, combining these two Canadian licensed producers wouldn’t make much sense. READ MORE: https://finance.yahoo.com/m/e3f63101-08ab-3198-93a4-7224df00d43e/an-aurora-cannabis-aphria.html?.tsrc=rss

Merger talks between Aphria and Aurora Cannabis have apparently ended, but Stifel analyst Andrew Carter writes in a Wednesday morning note. The deal “could still come to fruition,” and would create a giant in the Canadian adult-use market, he adds. READ MORE: https://finance.yahoo.com/m/bbce698a-7022-339a-9ce7-e79a084cf093/a-cannabis-merger-of-aphria.html?.tsrc=rss

If you’re looking for two cheap pot stocks to buy, Aurora Cannabis (NYSE: ACB) and OrganiGram Holdings (NASDAQ: OGI) could be good options. Is Aurora Cannabis finally on the right path? Aurora’s been one of the riskier buys in the cannabis industry, but there’s hope that the Alberta-based cannabis producer is turning things around. READ MORE: https://finance.yahoo.com/m/56e73186-920d-3176-80f4-4e8682ccc136/better-buy:-organigram-vs..html?.tsrc=rss

Aurora Cannabis (ACB – Research Report) continues to confirm a strong transformation to a cannabis company focused on profitable growth while Canopy Growth (CGC – Research Report) is still chasing large market opportunities with wild spending. The company is now on track to spend about 25% of the SG&A as the largest Canadian cannabis stock while approaching the same revenue levels.The Edmonton-based company is…