million in cash. Other income for 2018 increased to $573,875, compared to $145,222 in 2017. The increase in the Company's overall revenue was driven by an increase in new clients, and new states adopting cannabis legislation and initiatives. Other factors driving the Company's overall revenue was due to an increase in new clients, providing additional services to existing clients, and expanding its geographic footprint by entering into strategic licensing agreements to offer services to new markets with established companies in those areas.

The Company reported cost of goods and services totaling $6,865,045 during the year ended December 31, 2018. This is compared to $2,227,303 during the same time period in 2017. The increase is primarily due to an increase in overall product sales volume.

Gross profit during the year endedDemolition of Former FedEx, Kinkos Buildings for Purple Line Construction in Downtown Silver Spring To Start Monday

The adjacent Rite Aid store closed two weeks ago

By Andrew Metcalf

The two buildings along East West Highway that will be demolished to make way for Purple Line construction

Purple Line Transit Partners announced this week that construction crews on Monday will begin demolishing the former FedEx and Kinkos buildings in a strip mall near the intersection of Colesville Road and East West Highway in downtown Silver Spring.

Crews will be demolishing the buildings from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. each weekday. No weekend work is planned, according to the team of companies building the light-rail line.

The buildings are in the area where the future Purple Line tracks are expected to shift slightly to cross