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Harvest Announces Resignation of Board Member and President

Harvest Announces Resignation of Board Member and President

PRESS RELEASE

PHOENIX–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Harvest Health & Recreation, Inc. (CSE: HARV, OTCQX: HRVSF) (“Harvest”), a vertically integrated cannabis company with one of the largest and deepest footprints in the U.S., today announced that, effective today, Frank Bedu-Addo has resigned from the Board of Directors in order to focus on other business endeavors. Steve Gutterman, President, will be…

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Harvest Entities Reach Agreement with Pennsylvania Department of Health

Harvest Entities Reach Agreement with Pennsylvania Department of Health

PRESS RELEASE

August 14, 2019 – PHOENIX, Ariz. – Harvest Health & Recreation, Inc. (CSE: HARV, OTCQX: HRVSF) (“Harvest”), a vertically integrated cannabis company with one of the largest and deepest footprints in the U.S., today released the following response to the Harvest entities’ agreement with the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

On August 16th, after concluding negotiations with the…

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Harvest Announces Key Executive Hires from Fortune 100 Companies

Harvest Announces Key Executive Hires from Fortune 100 Companies

PRESS RELEASE Steve Gutterman Named as President and Michele Trzuskowski Joins as Vice President and Head of Retail October 03, 2018 11:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time

PHOENIX & TORONTO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Harvest Enterprises, Inc. (“Harvest” or the “Company”), a vertically integrated cannabis company with permits and licenses in 10 U.S. states (including local approvals in Massachusetts), announced…

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KIEV (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday it had agreed a $14-18 billion stand-by agreement with Ukraine, a deal that will unlock further credits to reach a total of $27 billion over the next two years. "The mission has reached a staff-level agreement with the authorities of Ukraine on an economic reform program that can be supported by a two-year Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) with the IMF," the IMF said in a statement. (writing by Elizabeth Piper, editing by Steve Gutterman) Source: Reuters

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By Steve Gutterman and Pavel Polityuk MOSCOW/KIEV (Reuters) - Defying Ukrainian protests and Western sanctions, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a treaty in Moscow on Tuesday making Crimea part of Russia again, but said he did not plan to seize any other regions of Ukraine. On the peninsula, a Ukrainian serviceman was killed when a base still held by Kiev came under attack in the main town of Simferopol, the first death in Crimea from a military clash since Russia seized control three weeks ago. Kiev said the attackers had been wearing Russian military uniforms, and it responded by authorizing its soldiers in Crimea to use weapons to protect their lives, reversing previous orders that they should avoid using arms against attack. Source: Reuters

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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A website sympathetic to Islamist militants fighting against Russian rule in the North Caucasus said on Tuesday that insurgent leader Doku Umarov has died. (Reporting by Alissa de Carbonnel; editing by Steve Gutterman) Source: Reuters

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By Steve Gutterman and Andrew Osborn MOSCOW/SEVASTOPOL, Ukraine (Reuters) - Russia said any U.S. sanctions imposed on Moscow over the crisis in Ukraine will boomerang back on the United States and that Crimea has the right to self-determination as armed men tried to seize another Ukrainian military base on the peninsula. In a telephone conversation with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warned against "hasty and reckless steps" that could harm Russian-American relations, the foreign ministry said on Friday. It was the second tense, high-level exchange between the former Cold War foes in 24 hours over the pro-Russian takeover of Ukraine's Crimean peninsula. Russian President Vladimir Putin said after an hour-long call with U.S. President Barack Obama that their positions on the former Soviet republic were still far apart. Source: Reuters

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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian court on Friday placed opposition leader Alexei Navalny under house arrest for at least two months and barred him from using the Internet or speaking to the media. Navalny, an outspoken critic of President Vladimir Putin and a leader of anti-Kremlin protests in 2011-2012, denounced the ruling as baseless and said it was meant to silence him. (Reporting by Ian Bateson; Writing by Steve Gutterman; Editing by Elizabeth Piper) Source: Reuters