Named after the donor group, the college will be called GameAbove College of Engineering and Technology starting March 1, the university announced last week, following approval from the board of trustees.

Saint Louis University is partnering with meat manufacturer Deli Star Corp. on food nutrition education and innovation. The partnership will center around Deli Star's research and innovation hub, Food Discovery Center, located at City Foundry and blocks away from SLU in Midtown.

The Ypsilanti Township facility is a collaborative effort of government, industry, and academic organizations focused on accelerating the mobility industry through testing, research, standards development, and educational programming.

CapStone Holdings is pleased to announce a $10 million equity investment in Perrone Robotics Inc., a leading provider of fully autonomous vehicle systems.

At it’s Thursday, Feb. 18 meeting the Eastern Michigan University Board of Regents unanimously approved renaming the college GameAbove. It takes effect on March 1, and is the first named college at EMU.

The new name recognizes GameAbove’s unprecedented partnership with the University, totaling $20 million in broad array of student- and faculty-based initiatives

Curaleaf chairman Boris Jordan is dropping industry insights you won’t find anywhere else, including why a huge regulatory catalyst could be coming within the next six months.

The lending syndicate was led by Seaport Global Securities and supported by ATB Global, according to a TerrAscend news release, and included a $25 million contribution from CapStone Holdings.

CapStone is one of a group of investors in a $120 million loan facility to enable TerrAscend to complete the final Ilera Healthcare earn-out payments, in relation with TerrAscend's acquisition of Ilera Healthcare.

CapStone is one of a group of investors in a $120 million loan facility to enable Ilera’s parent company – TerrAscend to satisfy the final Ilera Healthcare earn-out payments without the need for additional external funding.

The largest marijuana company in America is on a mission to convert non-consumers into customers by selling them highly formulated products.

Curaleaf stock is already up more than 41% this year, but three main factors could give the Massachusetts company an even bigger boost.

Pro-Tech Group, a Michigan based company and leader in warehousing and logistics solutions

Chao Sun will have responsibilities for entrepreneurial initiatives in Southeast Michigan and developing strategic partnerships with innovation hubs, universities, and venture groups.

GameAbove continues serving out its mission of giving back and includes alumni making a difference in communities.

The company's last quarter was a good one, even with the effects of COVID-19 in some of its markets.

Curaleaf reshaped its operations to meet customer needs in places where cannabis retailers were labeled “essential” at peak lockdown.

The recent purchase of the Chicago cannabis retailer Grassroots makes Curaleaf the biggest cannabis company globally by sales, with expected annual revenue of about $1 billion.

The cannabis producer, which today completed its purchase of GR Companies Inc., saw its highest-ever monthly sales in June, Boris Jordan said in an interview.