Employees of cannabis multistate operator Green Thumb Industries want to vote on whether they can remove United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 360 as their union representative.
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Michigan marijuana sales boom fueled by low flower prices
Marijuana flower prices have nosedived in Michigan since the start of adult-use sales, and many attribute the dip to a glut of cultivation licenses.
Marijuana financier Silver Spike closes on portfolio, changes name & ticker symbol
Specialty marijuana finance company Silver Spike Investment Corp. has closed on a portfolio of loans and changed its name to Chicago Atlantic BDC.
Arkansas medical cannabis expansion disqualified from November ballot
An amendment to expand access to medical cannabis in Arkansas will not appear on the November ballot in the state.
Judge OKs lawsuit aimed at keeping medical marijuana off Nebraska ballot
A lawsuit seeking to thwart two ballot initiatives to legalize medical marijuana in Nebraska can proceed, a District Court judge has ruled.
Pelorus seeks receivership for cannabis operator StateHouse Holdings
Pelorus Fund REIT is asking a California court to place StateHouse Holdings into receivership after the vertically integrated cannabis operator defaulted on four loans.
Marijuana MSO 4Front Ventures amends credit facility, seeks to refine fiscal plan
Marijuana multistate operator 4Front Ventures amended its credit facility and enlisted Canaccord Genuity Corp. to hone its financial strategy.
Ancillary firm aims to solve payment crunch for cannabis brands
LeafLink, a software platform to connect cannabis retailers with brands, is launching a product aimed to guarantee automated weekly payments to brands.
Village Farms buys remaining interest in Dutch cannabis producer Leli Holland
Village Farms International has acquired the remaining equity in Netherlands-based cannabis producer Leli Holland B.V.
Premium marijuana brands report steady sales despite shaky economy
Despite economic uncertainty, luxury cannabis products continue to attract discerning consumers seeking premium experiences.
Audit: Connecticut cannabis social equity agency followed ‘questionable practices’
The agency that oversees Connecticut’s cannabis social equity funding and license approval is a dysfunctional workplace with no strategic plan, a state audit shows.
Licensing glut has New Mexico’s legacy marijuana businesses closing, downsizing
Many legacy marijuana businesses in New Mexico are closing or downsizing because the state has issued so many licenses the market is oversaturated.
