Michigan marijuana store owner convicted of federal tax evasion
The former owner of a Michigan marijuana store could serve up to nine years in prison after he was found guilty by a federal court of evading income taxes and obstructing the IRS.
Michigan Medical Cannabis News
The former owner of a Michigan marijuana store could serve up to nine years in prison after he was found guilty by a federal court of evading income taxes and obstructing the IRS.
Budtenders and delivery drivers at an Ascend Wellness Holdings store in Michigan ratified a contract with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
Parties to a cannabis dispute should not rush back into federal court, which has made clear that marijuana cases are not welcome.
Michigan’s marijuana regulatory body is taking too long to crack down on businesses that have violated state regulations, according to a state audit.
TerrAsend Corp.’s Jason Wild discusses how the cannabis multistate operator uplisted to the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Michigan adult-use and medical marijuana retailers generated more than $276 million in sales in July, a monthly record, according to the latest statistics from the Cannabis Regulatory Agency.
A U.S. district judge dismissed a lawsuit against the Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency not for any reason related to the dispute but simply because marijuana is federally illegal.