Mackie Research starts coverage on this cannabis company that's focused on oils with a "buy" rating and a price target of $4.50 (Canadian), which gives the shares upside of 210%.

Haywood Securities begins coverage with a "buy" and a target of $1.75.

Craig-Hallum Capital starts coverage with a "buy".

RBC is defending the former MacDonald Detwiler, which has been under pressure following a short report. RBC keeps its "outperform" rating, lowers the target to $65 (U.S.) from $73, implying 127% upside, says the downturn is "unwarranted", the shares are "sharply mispriced", and that investors should be "opportunistic buyers".

Acumen Capital Research ups the target to $63.50 from $58.50 and maintains a "buy" after the company bought sweetfrog Premium for $35 million (U.S.)

Desjardins raises the target to $75(Canadian) from $73, lowers its earnings estimates for 2018 and 2019 and maintains a "buy".

RBC ups the target to $56 from $55, implying 34% gains, and maintains a "sector perform" rating. BMO Nesbitt Burns downgrades to "market perform" and lowers the target to $50 from $57.

RBC hikes the target to $39 (U.S.) from $33, suggesting 23% gains, and maintains an "outperform" after the company's earnings results.

RBC is upping the target on one of the most successful large cap stocks of the past 10 years to $170 from $162, which projects a return of 16%, and maintains an "outperform".

Barclays hikes the target to $69 from $58 following earnings results.

Morgan Stanley raises to "overweight".

is selling itself to China's Zijin Mining for $1.86 billion (Canadian) or $6 a share in cash, a 21% premium to Tuesday's close, after rejecting ofers from Lundin Mining.

has named Craig Bryksa as CEO, is cutting 17% of its workforce, plans to cut debt by $1 billion by the end of 2019, and will divest some assets.

is buying 50% of a light industrial property in Austin, Texas for $53 million (U.S.), along with a strategic partner. It's also buying a 50% stake in an industrial distribution centre in Atlanta, Georgia for $8.35 million.

plans to buy Cameco's 24% interest in the Wheeler River Uranium Project for about $16 million in shares, which would give Denison about 90% ownership of the asset.

The company's majority shareholder LG Bedrock Holdings, along with Foundation Industries Group and Lindsay Goldberg, are selling about 8 million shares in the company.