B. Riley Financial’s stock plunged on Monday after the company announced a $120 million impairment related to its investments in Franchise Group, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company warned of potential losses related to Franchise Group earlier this year and faces further scrutiny from regulators due to its involvement with the retailer.
A landmark ruling in Arizona has overturned previous decisions, declaring that driving after consuming marijuana is not punishable if the driver is not impaired. This decision highlights the growing recognition that THC detection alone does not necessarily indicate impairment and emphasizes the need for stricter regulations based on actual impairment.
