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Jonathan Rose

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Covers:  Cannabis, higher education, general business
Former Denver Business Journal editor and founder of the Regulated State newsletter, hyper-focused on the Colorado cannabis industry. Sign up today!
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Charlotte's Web aims to dominate CBD trade as hemp market opens up - Denver Business Journal

Charlotte's Web aims to dominate CBD trade as hemp market opens up - Denver Business Journal

bizjournals.com — As cannabis companies, hemp farmers, CBD manufacturers and other players celebrate the passing of the 2018 Farm Bill decriminalizing hemp, perhaps no company is best situated to leverage the new legal market than Charlotte's Web Holdings. And it's rearing to go. "We are the global market leader in name recognition, definitely the market leader in sales in the U.S.
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How big research money at universities benefits Colo. companies - Denver Business Journal

How big research money at universities benefits Colo. companies - Denver Business Journal

bizjournals.com — Colorado universities are pulling in record-breaking amounts of research funding, fueling research in coordination with big names like NASA, National Institutes of Health and the U.S. military. But they're also working on smaller projects that directly benefit the local economy through partnerships with businesses and other organizations.
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Legal hemp is on the horizon, and Colorado companies are ready to roll - Denver Business Journal

Legal hemp is on the horizon, and Colorado companies are ready to roll - Denver Business Journal

bizjournals.com — With the stroke of a pen, the production and use of hemp could officially be legal in all 50 states - a feat already being hailed as a victory for the cannabis industry, health care and the agricultural community, as well as a possible step toward the total decriminalization of marijuana.
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Book of Lists Extra: How collaboration separates Denver from the pack - Denver Business Journal

Book of Lists Extra: How collaboration separates Denver from the pack - Denver Business Journal

bizjournals.com — Editor's note: The 2018-19 Book of Lists was mailed to our paid subscribers as our Dec. 28 issue. Digital subscribers can view the edition here . It is available for purchase here . Denver Business Journal spends a lot of time talking to local executives, following trends and breaking news across industries.
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Special Report: The Denver area's Most Admired CEOs - Denver Business Journal

Special Report: The Denver area's Most Admired CEOs - Denver Business Journal

bizjournals.com — Denver Business Journal honored the metro area's Most Admired CEOs at an event at the Denver Marriott Tech Center on Nov. 13. Hailing from industries as diverse as fast casual dining and energy-commodity training, these women and men were recognized for outstanding leadership, community involvement, vision and company success.
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How Colorado cannabis companies plan to leverage the Canadian market - Denver Business Journal

How Colorado cannabis companies plan to leverage the Canadian market - Denver Business Journal

bizjournals.com — Tensions may be high in trade talks between the U.S. and Canada at the federal level, but a spirit of cooperation is in the air when it comes to the cannabis trade. Recreational sales of cannabis become legal in Canada on Oct.
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How Community College of Aurora, Front Range Community College and Red Rocks Community College su...

How Community College of Aurora, Front Range Community College and Red Rocks Community College su...

bizjournals.com — Food truck networking and female empowerment subscription boxes might not be the first things that come to mind when you think community college, but Denver metro-area schools are shaking things up. Community College of Aurora, Front Range Community College and Red Rocks Community College each has its own approach to teaching business, but they share a common goal: producing successful entrepreneurs through their curricula.
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