Between the new marijuana markets legalized by voters in November and changes in store for states with existing medical and adult-use cannabis programs, finding the best opportunities can be a challenge. In the following pieces, we profile five states that are making...
Two cannabis special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs), Silver Spike Acquisition Corp. and Subversive Capital Acquisition Corp., recently announced deals worth more than $2 billion, while two other SPACs have an additional $280 million that must be deployed in the...
Marijuana retailers in Massachusetts soon will have another revenue stream.
A lawsuit in South Dakota backed by the governor questions the constitutionality of the voter-approved amendment that legalized recreational marijuana in the state. The lawsuit was filed Friday by Pennington County Sheriff Kevin Thom and South Dakota Highway Patrol...
The cannabis industry has only casual definitions for terms that are very important to the industry.
Hackers exposed roughly 3.4 million user records, including usernames, email addresses and IP addresses, of marijuana cultivators at GrowDiaries, an online community where growers blog about their plants and can sell seeds to other growers.
Marijuana Business Daily is rolling out extensive coverage of the 2020 general election to give readers timely updates and analysis of legalization ballot measures in five states as well as key federal races that could affect cannabis reform.
California’s annual campaign against illegal marijuana cultivation eradicated more than 1.1 million plants at 455 grow sites.
Many businesses are being challenged to advance racial diversity and social equity in their communities—and cannabis companies are no exception.
While Illinois' plan for increasing social equity in its cannabis industry was heralded as a potential blueprint for other new markets, the execution of the program has already come into question. When the state announced finalists last week for the next 75 retail...
In the coronavirus era, both mainstream and cannabis companies have been forced to move planned in-person events to virtual platforms.
These five countries, which span from Europe to Latin America and Oceania, are worth keeping tabs on for their potential business opportunities down the road.
