7-Eleven Is Waging War on Medical Cannabis Businesses in Oklahoma

Merry Jane
Jun 23, 2020, 11:33 am214 pts
Several medical cannabis businesses are being forced to look for new homes after 7-Eleven Incorporated bought the buildings they rented and refused to renew their leases. This past January, 7-Eleven Inc., the Dallas-based convenience store giant, bought out Oklahoma's local 7-Eleven franchise and took ownership…

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