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TILRAY INC. (Nasdaq symbol TLRY) is a Canadian medical marijuana producer, which began operating in 2013. It also sells related accessories. The company’s grow facilities are in Ontario, B.C. and Portugal.


Tilray recently filed the necessary forms with the U.S....
Automatic Data Processing (ADP) spun off its brokerage-services business in April 2007 as Broadridge Financial (New York symbol BR). The new stock went sideways for a few years, but has now more than tripled since the spinoff.


On September 30, 2014, ADP completed another spinoff: its car-dealer software business (CDK Global)....
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A: SiteOne Landscape Supply, $87.86, symbol SITE on New York (Shares outstanding: 40.2 million; Market cap: $3.4 billion; www.siteone.com), is the biggest national wholesale distributor of landscaping supplies in the U.S....
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Massive growth in the export of cheap manufactured goods has driven China’s economic success over the past two decades....
CTT Pharmaceutical Holdings is developing a new method to take medical marijuana and has a deal with Aurora Cannabis, but its products are still in the testing stage.
We take a look at two brand-new ETFs launched by high profile personalities. One is investing in e-commerce stocks after they may have already peaked; the other aims to use artificial intelligence to predict the future. It’s unclear whether either approach will succeed in the long term.


O’SHARES GLOBAL INTERNET GIANTS ETF $25 (New York symbol OGIG; Market cap: $52.0 million) is a new fund: it was launched on June 5, 2018, by the firm O’Shares Investments, owned by Shark Tank and television personality Kevin O’Leary....
Massive growth in the export of cheap manufactured goods has driven China’s economic success over the past two decades. However, developed countries—and especially the U.S., given newly imposed tariffs—are increasingly reluctant to buy more Chinese goods. As a result, China will need to find other sources of growth.


Here is one ETF that provides exposure to the country’s top publicly listed companies.


ISHARES MSCI CHINA ETF $65 (Nasdaq symbol MCHI; TSINetwork ETF Rating: Aggressive; Market cap: $3.5 billion) tracks the performance of the largest publicly listed Chinese companies.


Technology stocks account for 29% of its assets, while Financial Services (22%), Consumer cyclical (19%), Real estate (5%), Industrials (5%), Energy (4%) and Communication Services (4%) are other key segments.


The ETF holds a large portfolio of 287 stocks, although the top 10 make up a high 53% of its assets....