This reporter will dig into the impact of cannabis reforms like the Safe banking act, which is expected to be a major step for the growth and investment in the industry by allowing banks in states that have legalized cannabis to work with companies without fear of enforcement action. Such changes make this a pivotal moment for the beat, as these reforms could open the capital markets to cannabis companies, which will bring a flood of money and more M&A activity.
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