Blüm to acquire 3 California cannabis stores for $9.7 million
California marijuana company Blüm Holdings plans to acquire three Sacramento cannabis retail stores from Operators Only Corp.
California marijuana company Blüm Holdings plans to acquire three Sacramento cannabis retail stores from Operators Only Corp.
Many U.S. cannabis companies will need to comply with a new reporting requirement under federal law, an attorney for the marijuana industry warns.
Democratic lawmakers in Tennessee have once again filed a bill that would put marijuana legalization referendum questions on the 2024 ballot, although the results of any ballot vote would be nonbinding.
The government of New Mexico has provided marijuana processor and manufacturer Vana with a $90,000 grant.
California marijuana company Blüm Holdings has closed the last cultivation facility owned by its Unrivaled Brands subsidiary as it shifts to focus on cannabis retail and brands after a corporate reorganization.
Canada’s second-most valuable adult-use market, Alberta, now permits cannabis sales at age-restricted events such as music festivals or marijuana trade shows.
Cannabis tech company Agrify Corp. said it will keep its listing on the Nasdaq for now as it works to meet the exchange’s requirements surrounding minimum stockholders’ equity.
All four members of Maine’s congressional delegation are once again asking the U.S. Department of Justice to take action against what they called “illegal Chinese-owned marijuana operations” in the state.
New York’s Office of Cannabis Management and its supervisory Cannabis Control Board are being sued by a microbusiness license applicant claiming discrimination against a business owned by white men as a result of the marijuana regulator’s equity push.
The Cannabist Company Holdings, a marijuana multistate operator, has announced a deal to buy back up to $25 million in principal on senior secured debt by issuing shares.
Canadian Securities Exchange CEO Richard Carleton discusses the CSE’s place in the capital markets, the tough landscape for publicly traded cannabis companies and the potential impact of U.S. rescheduling.
Retail sales of recreational cannabis totaled 412.1 million Canadian dollars ($305.8 million) in November, a decline of 6.2% from October.