Regulated marijuana offers new chance at equity: Q&A with social justice leader Martin Luther King III
Martin Luther King III discusses why the regulated marijuana industry has captured his attention and his hopes for its future.
Martin Luther King III discusses why the regulated marijuana industry has captured his attention and his hopes for its future.
Here’s how marijuana rescheduling could impact medical practitioners working in the cannabis space.
From the next market to legalize adult-use marijuana to New York’s social equity licensing and low-dose THC, MJBizDaily left no stone unturned during its first installment of the 2024 LinkedIn Live series.
From legislative and regulatory changes to market sensitivity and price stabilization to M&A dynamics, it will be crucial to remain cautious of hurdles that the marijuana sector will face and stay on top of the five areas that are expected to shape the industry in 2024.
From the launch of the New York market to potential federal rescheduling of marijuana, regulated operators have had quite a ride in 2023.
Here are eight predictions for trends that could most likely impact state-regulated marijuana markets in 2024.
Leili Fatehi and Laura Monn Ginsburg, who helped spearhead Minnesota’s adult-use marijuana legislation, discuss how hemp-derived cannabinoids factor into the impending market and what the state – and the nation – can expect when it launches.
Emilie Lewis has been promoted to senior vice president, marketing, audience and content strategy for MJBiz, the leading brand for cannabis business intelligence and connections.
With the current Farm Bill extended until 2024, now is a good time for those in the hemp and marijuana sectors to work together to advance the social and economic benefits of cannabis for all.
One of the most important opportunities to curb the illicit market is the integration of the marijuana industry into the banking system.
Greta Brandt, president of The Flower Shop and True North Organics, discusses her company’s expansion plans, elevating women leaders and how regulators could ease the burden on social equity license holders.
Housing Works Cannabis’ Sasha Nutgent discusses her experience managing the first regulated adult-use store in New York, the thriving illicit market and her hopes for the company.