Wednesday's Daily Pulse

› Hollywood's Dream Water sells to Canadian cannabis company for nearly $30 million [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
Dream Water, a Hollywood-based company that makes a sleep aid product, has agreed to be acquired by Harvest One Cannabis, a global company based in Vancouver, Canada

› Saxon-Clark Furniture returns to College Park [Orlando Sentinel]
Altamonte Springs furniture retailer Saxon-Clark is returning to College Park where it first opened in 1996. The store is in the former location of the College Park Arts Center gallery. Saxon-Clark is hosting a grand opening Friday.

› Is Florida keeping medically unfit drivers off the road? [WFTS]
Across Florida, medical emergencies have contributed to more than 8,000 crashes in the past three years according to crash report data maintained by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.

› SeaWorld’s quarterly loss of $63 million less than expected [AP]
SeaWorld Entertainment Inc. on Tuesday reported a loss of $62.8 million in its first quarter. The Orlando-based company — which operates both SeaWorld and Busch Gardens — said it had a loss of 73 cents per share. Losses, adjusted for non-recurring costs, were 53 cents per share.

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