Massachusetts Cannabis Social Equity Trust Fund surpasses $27 million
The Cannabis Social Equity Trust Fund in Massachusetts is flush with more than $27 million, according to a new report.
The Cannabis Social Equity Trust Fund in Massachusetts is flush with more than $27 million, according to a new report.
Almost half the applicants for a adult-use marijuana social equity license in Minnesota don’t live in the state.
The government body that manages social equity activity for Connecticut’s adult-use cannabis market, has a new executive director.
MJBizCon, the world’s largest cannabis business conference and trade show, once again is offering scholarships for social equity license applicants and license holders to attend the Dec. 3-6 event in Las Vegas.
Minnesota’s Office of Cannabis Management has opened its first social equity business license application window for the state’s adult-use marijuana market.
Five years after establishing one of the first state-run social equity programs, only half of Illinois’ eligible marijuana retailers are operational, according to data analysis by MJBizDaily.
The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board has notified six of 10 applicants for social equity consumption lounge licenses that they failed to advance to the next stage in the process.
Minnesota social equity applicants can start the verification process next week to secure the first adult-use marijuana business licenses.
Connecticut’s governor is halting the distribution of funds from the state’s marijuana social equity fund while the program is reviewed.
Military veterans in Minnesota will qualify as social equity applicants for cannabis licenses under changes to new legislation.
A new lawsuit is challenging New York’s Conditional Adult-Use Retail Dispensary program for marijuana social equity applicants.
Illinois has issued 35 more conditional adult-use retail licenses to social equity applicants.