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Massachusetts governor bans sale of all vaping products, becoming first state to target marijuana and tobacco vaporizers
Massachusetts has become the first state to ban the sale of cannabis and tobacco vaping products, dealing a financial blow to the state's marijuana retailers and vaporizer businesses and setting…
News September 24Washington state man sues 6 cannabis firms, alleges products caused lung illness
A Washington state man is suing six cannabis vape companies for allegedly causing his lung illness, reportedly the first suit of its kind in the state. The suit filed by…
News September 24Cannabis comp tables as of Sept. 23, 2019
This comp table provides a benchmark for private investors to evaluate existing and future investments as well as a menu for public investors to peruse.
News September 24Massachusetts regulators say yes to marijuana cafes, home delivery
Massachusetts regulators approved two new types of licenses that could be a boon to marijuana businesses in the state – cannabis cafes and home delivery. The Springfield Republican reported that the…
News September 24UT gov signs medical cannabis bill increasing dispensaries, licensing couriers
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert, as expected, signed a bill that will increase the number of medical marijuana dispensaries from seven to 14, with additional growth possible depending on market demand.…
News September 24Chart: With rec sales on the horizon, Illinois’ medical cannabis program surging
Illinois’ medical marijuana program is experiencing its most significant and sustained period of growth yet, nearly three years after sales began in the state. From August 2018 to August 2019,…
News September 24Proposed overhaul of Australia’s medical cannabis framework ‘far too slow,’ industry officials say
Executives welcomed recommendations to improve the framework governing Australia’s medical cannabis scheme as a potential breakthrough, but some said the expected implementation of the proposals is “far too slow” for…
News September 23Marijuana compliance firm Akerna reports increased revenue, higher losses
Denver-based Akerna, a cannabis technology compliance provider, on Monday reported revenue of approximately $11 million for its fiscal year. The revenue figure for its fiscal year ended June 30 was…
News September 23Cannabis firms must comply with federal overtime law, court rules
State-licensed marijuana businesses need to adhere to federal labor laws governing paying overtime to employees, an appellate court ruled, which is a decision that could have broad implications for the…
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