Z’s brand Monogram has made headlines for its strategic separation from The Parent Company, a decision that appears to have been a wise move given the latter’s recent financial struggles. This article delves into the details surrounding this separation and the implications for both Jay-Z and the cannabis market.

Z‘s luxury cannabis brand Monogram launched with high expectations in 2020, it has recently been revealed that it is no longer affiliated with The Parent Company. This comes after reports indicated that the cannabis conglomerate has squandered approximately $575 million in capital,

Jay-Z's Monogram cannabis brand is no longer associated with The Parent Company, which reported a $587M loss in 2022, despite early hype and $575M in funding.

JAY-Z knows how to avoid a business disaster. The rapper and mogul was once affiliated with Monogram but stepped away from the partnership when he noticed the company was hemorrhaging cash.

Jay-Z joined the growing ranks of celebrities in the cannabis space via the high-end Monogram brand, coupled with endorsements from his creative and artistic peers. Now, it’s being reported that Jay-Z’s brand,

Jay-Z, once praised by Warren Buffett as "the guy to learn from," saw his cannabis brand burn through millions. Here's what happened.

Contrary to the popular belief that Jay-Z ’s cannabis brand Monogram is tied to The Parent Company amid the latter’s massive failure, the hip-hop legend and his company haven’t been linked to the latter for the last couple of years.

Z’s cannabis brand Monogram isn’t affiliated with The Parent Company. This money-bleeding weed hub was recently discovered to have blown through $575 million in cash … and hasn’t been linked for a couple of years!

JAY-Z and his luxury cannabis company, Monogram, reportedly cut ties with its parent company, The Parent Company (TPCO) before it suffered a $575 million loss. RELATED: Jay-Z Launches His Own Cannabis Line,