The first cannabis startup to raise big money in Silicon Valley is in danger of burning out. TechCrunch has learned that pot delivery middleman Eaze has seen unannounced layoffs, and its depleted ...

Two years ago, I happily accepted a business card from a co-founder of the San Francisco-based cannabis delivery startup Eaze as he worked his way through sunning groups at Mission Dolores ...

In a statement to Insider, Eaze said the cuts were related to a merger that closed in January. Cannabis tech startup Eaze quietly laid off as many as 25 employees, Insider has learned. The layoffs ...

It's okay to talk about funding a weed startup, whereas six months ago it was a little dicey." (Startups still run into hiccups because of their spotty legality: Eaze's app, just like those of ...

This is a breakdown of one of the most talked-about startup collapses in the cannabis industry. Eaze, once called the “Uber of Weed,” launched in 2014 with a big idea: make cannabis delivery ...

Cannabis delivery startup Eaze Solutions Inc. has a lofty goal: By fiscal year 2020, it expects to ship the rough equivalent of a 33-foot-cube of marijuana — nearly three joints for every ...

Eaze is currently “winding down operations” with a “full closure” expected by Dec. 31, CEO Cory Azzalino said in a letter posted to his LinkedIn account. The company is laying off nearly ...

Snoop Dogg is one of several investors helping to fund Eaze, a California-based startup that promises to deliver medical marijuana to your doorstep in less than 10 minutes. Eaze has raised more ...

It’s a terrifying and exciting time to be running a tech startup with a business model ... and on-demand cannabis delivery company Eaze expects that by expanding into that market, it can ...

There’s an Uber for everything nowadays, so why not an Uber for weed? Eaze, a startup that enables medical marijuana patients to order cannabis products online and have those goodies delivered ...

A new lawsuit accuses Eaze, a major California cannabis company based in San Francisco, of running an illegal operation and defrauding investors. The lawsuit also accuses Eaze of being so low on ...

Snoop Dogg is among investors who put money into the marijuana startup, Eaze, along with M Ventures, 500 Startups and Fresh VC, according to Business Insider. Eaze raised $10 million from investors.