Terra Tech Corp., an Irvine company in the medical marijuana industry, is attracting attention in the financial world since one of its deals received the OK from federal regulators. The Register reported last month that the U.S. Securities and...
Critics Question Sec Approval Of Irvine Marijuana Company As 'green Light' To 'break Federal Law'
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