Los Angeles-based cultivator Cannabis Strategic Ventures signed a memorandum of understanding with Devine Solutions to purchase 10% of an indoor cannabis cultivation facility in Sacramento, California.
Encouraged by the first tangible steps toward federal marijuana reform in a generation – and threatened by hemp-derived competitors – MJ companies are spending more than ever to win friends and influence lawmakers in Congress, an analysis of federal lobbying disclosures shows.
Thanks to the Supreme Court’s ruling in Loper v. Bright, rescheduling marijuana will take far longer than it otherwise would have.
The U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision to significantly curtail federal regulatory agencies’ power has triggered a fresh round of uncertainty about the status of marijuana rescheduling.
Ohio’s transition from a medical marijuana market to one that also offers adult-use sales will not follow the blueprint of other states.
In one increasingly important area, the marijuana industry is well ahead of other retail consumer segments: utilizing artificial intelligence to make business decisions.
A new lawsuit is challenging New York’s Conditional Adult-Use Retail Dispensary program for marijuana social equity applicants.
Sales of medical cannabis in Ohio’s tightly restricted market appear to have peaked, as lawmakers continue to stall the launch of the state’s recently legalized adult-use marketplace.
Minnesota medical marijuana dispensaries might get a boost next August, when they’ll be allowed to sell ” fast-acting” dry herb vaporization products.
Despite state and local jurisdictions earmarking more licenses for marijuana social equity applicants, success stories in this segment remain elusive.
