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Wikileaf Technologies is a Seattle business providing data services to the cannabis industry. It was founded in Seattle's South Lake Union area in 2014 by Dan Nelson,[1][2] and through a reverse takeover of an existing Canadian company, it became listed on the Canadian stock exchange in late 2019.[3] The company provides price indexes and cannabis strain reviews and information.[3] The company operates a consumer cannabis dispensary price guide both for adult-use states like California, and medical use-only states like Oklahoma.[4][1]
See also
- Leafly, a consumer information website also based in Seattle
References
- ^ a b Garnick, Coral (May 23, 2016). "Pot price comparison website Wikileaf plans to go public this fall". Puget Sound Business Journal. Seattle: American City Business Journals .
- ^ FUSTICH, Katie (July 26, 2019). "As Wikileaf prepares for IPO, CEO Dan Nelson discusses cannatech's future". Built in Seattle.
- ^ a b Levy, Nat (September 16, 2019). "Seattle cannabis company Wikileaf set to go public in Canada via alternative method to IPO". GeekWire. Seattle.
- ^ Barkho, Gabriela (September 18, 2019). "Wikileaf, the 'Priceline of Pot', Is Going Public Next Week". The New York Observer. New York, New York: Observer Media.
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