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Illinois may legalize outdoor cannabis cultivation in potential boost for craft growers
Illinois cannabis regulators are proposing to allow outdoor cannabis cultivation for the first time. The proposal could boost small craft growers, supporters say.
News August 20New Mexico cannabis sales steady as Texas border towns drive growth
Through the first half of the year, retailers generated about $284.9 million in combined adult-use and medical marijuana sales.
News August 20The case for cannabis AI guardrails – and how to create an AI tool that works
Cannabis operators face a flood of AI tools that dazzle in demos but fail at scale. Palomar Group's Nick Afonsky on how to spot real ROI.
News August 20Insurance carrier sues major marijuana MSO to dodge class-action payout
A major cannabis MSO is being sued by its insurance carrier to avoid any payout in a separate multistate class-action lawsuit.
News August 19Michigan cannabis store wins fight over Flock camera
Months after the camera was installed, Jars Cannabis mounted a “No Flock Zone” sign directly in front of the device, blocking its view.
News August 19Are AI data centers coming for cannabis cultivation real estate?
Data center developers are eyeing distressed cannabis grow facilities for their high-capacity power, HVAC and security as the industry downturn deepens.
News August 19Cannabis MSO Curaleaf advances hostile takeover of Canadian LP Aurora
Curaleaf commenced the offer Aug. 18, moving past Aurora’s leadership to put the proposal in front of investors.
News August 18New Jersey cannabis regulators appeal loss to Curaleaf in labor fight
In a case that could have implications for cannabis labor organizing nationwide, New Jersey state regulators are appealing a recent court loss to marijuana MSO Curaleaf.
News August 18Connecticut cannabis sales flat, but state collected more taxes. What happened?
Connecticut's cannabis tax revenue jumped 67% while sales stayed nearly flat. The state's THC potency tax, which ends Oct. 1, drove the gap.
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