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Plan, don’t predict: Cannabis leaders on preparing for 2027
Federal rescheduling is uncertain, and hemp faces a Dec. 11 deadline. MJBizCon speakers share how cannabis businesses can plan for 2027.
News November 4Massachusetts cannabis repeal is state’s most expensive ballot question in midterm elections
While there are no marijuana legalization ballot initiatives in the 2026 midterm elections, cannabis is still the costliest campaign question in Massachusetts, where a repeal effort appears doomed to defeat.
News November 3Oklahoma begins enforcing MMJ edibles packaging rules
Regulators can fine MMJ businesses $500 per violation for edible packaging that appeals to kids, but processors say guidance is vague.
News November 3From Compliance to Competitive Advantage: How AI Is Transforming Cannabis Operations
Cannabis businesses already collect enormous amounts of data. Learn how AI is helping operators turn that information into faster decisions, stronger inventory management, improved compliance visibility, and greater profitability.
October 26Organigram to acquire Aurora Cannabis in $400 million deal, topping Curaleaf bid
Organigram's agreement to acquire Aurora follows Curaleaf's hostile takeover bid as consolidation pressure builds across cannabis industry.
News November 3Tilray consolidates Canadian production as cannabis sales decline
Tilray Brands expects $10 million in annualized savings from consolidating Canadian cultivation and pre-roll operations.
News November 2Michigan lawmakers propose pause on 24% cannabis wholesale tax
Michigan's 24% wholesale cannabis tax is trailing revenue projections. A new bill would suspend it for one year.
News October 30Alabama medical cannabis market continues slow rollout with more openings
The state will have as many as five dispensaries open by early November, state officials said Thursday, as possibly the most tortuous rollout of an MMJ program continues to slowly…
News October 30New York governor signs cannabis labor bill, moves to scrap wage board
Gov. Kathy Hochul said a cannabis wage board could raise costs and drive consumers to the illicit market. Changes also end the labor peace mandate.
News October 29State hemp THC bans are already boosting marijuana MSO revenue
Ohio cannabis sales are up 25% since a state ban on hemp THC products sold outside of licensed marijuana retailers took effect, and marijuana MSOs are benefiting.
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