It’s official: No marijuana banking protections from current Congress
The current session of Congress is poised to end without any progress on major marijuana reform measures, including banking protections.
The current session of Congress is poised to end without any progress on major marijuana reform measures, including banking protections.
The winners of The Emjays International Cannabis Awards for 2024 were presented Thursday night in conjunction with MJBizCon.
Colorado-based SHF Holdings supplied cannabis operator PI 51st Avenue with a $500,000 loan to invest in energy-saving lighting and other equipment to improve operational efficiency and sustainability.
With six weeks left in 2024, Washington, D.C.-based cannabis lobbyists and federal marijuana reform advocates already have entered “wait until next year” mode.
Is Republican control of the U.S. government better for marijuana reform than a Democrat-led administration, and have statewide adult-use cannabis legalization efforts simply maxed out?
For the first time, both the marijuana-reform movement and the $32 billion U.S. cannabis industry have little to fear on Election Day.
Despite recent setbacks, the investment opportunity in cannabis has never looked brighter. Several major catalysts are in play today that could significantly reshape the industry.