A federal court in New Mexico has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the state’s largest medical marijuana operator seeking to get health insurers in the market to cover MMJ expenses.
France’s four-year campaign to launch a fully regulated medical cannabis framework is finally being realized.
In a significant step forward for cannabis legalization in Europe, a parliamentary commission in Switzerland has proposed a law that would allow regulated adult-use sales.
German voters will decide Feb. 23 between the Social Democratic Party and the Christian Democratic Union. If voters choose the CDU, cannabis reforms could slow or even be reversed.
Australia’s medical cannabis revenue is expected to grow from around $600 million (AU$955.1 million) in 2024 to more than $1.2 billion by 2028, according to a new report.
“Industry Players,” the popular feature in MJBizMagazine that for years has chronicled new hires and promotions in the cannabis space, has moved from the magazine to MJBizDaily.com.
Canadian medical cannabis exports expanded dramatically in 2024 amid the rapid expansion of markets across Europe.
A key Texas official wants to ban all forms of THC products in the state.
Denmark’s six-year medical cannabis pilot scheme could soon be expanded into a “permanent” market, according to a recent surprise announcement from the government.
A group representing licensed medical marijuana operators in New York is suing the state over a $20 million “special licensing fee” that the lawsuit alleges is “punitive and unconstitutional.”
Delaware’s lottery for the 15 adult-use marijuana retail business licenses the state will award is scheduled for Dec. 19.
Michigan’s recreational marijuana businesses are on the verge of eclipsing the $10 billion mark in sales, only four years after the adult-use market launched.
