Michigan resident files another lawsuit over marijuana social equity licensing
A Michigan resident who has won marijuana business licenses through litigation has now filed a lawsuit against Washington state regulators.
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A Michigan resident who has won marijuana business licenses through litigation has now filed a lawsuit against Washington state regulators.
Florida’s top marijuana regulator said his agency “would hope” to issue 22 new medical cannabis licenses within the next six months, a move that would nearly double the number of license holders in the state.
Cannabis industry financial services firm Safe Harbor Financial says it and its partners have provided a $1.17 million loan to a forthcoming Connecticut marijuana retailer operating under the Higher Collective brand.
A look at key developments over the past 12 months in new cannabis markets in New York, Connecticut, Missouri, Maryland and Mississippi.
Alabama regulators issued five integrated licenses to medical marijuana companies, finalizing the state’s small batch of initial permits for MMJ retailers, suppliers and processors.
New York issued what is believed to be its first cannabis product recall after the discovery that a single lot of gummies “did not undergo the required testing for consumer safety and product quality.”
New York-based marijuana multistate operator Curaleaf Holdings will begin trading Thursday on the Toronto Stock Exchange.