In Case You Haven't Heard…

The CEO of the largest cannabis delivery company in California is shutting down and laying off its 500 workers, the San Francisco Chronicle reported last week. At one point worth $700 million, the company, Eaze, was called the “Uber of weed.” Like other cannabis startups, it may have just gotten too big. At one point the biggest cannabis delivery service in the world, it had problems soon after it grew, including a former Eaze CEO who plead guilty to credit card fraud.

Publication Details

Journal
Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly
Published
2024-10-11
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1002/adaw.34285
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Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research
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Abstract

The CEO of the largest cannabis delivery company in California is shutting down and laying off its 500 workers, the San Francisco Chronicle reported last week. At one point worth $700 million, the company, Eaze, was called the “Uber of weed.” Like other cannabis startups, it may have just gotten too big. At one point the biggest cannabis delivery service in the world, it had problems soon after it grew, including a former Eaze CEO who plead guilty to credit card fraud.

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