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CA Senate votes to allow banks, credit unions to accept marijuana deposits
The California Senate voted almost unanimously to pass a bill that would allow banks and credit unions to accept cash deposits from cannabis retailers.
News May 22Marijuana Business Magazine salary survey: Cannabis industry workers, executives can earn more than their mainstream counterparts
Cannabis pays. From trimmers, stock clerks and budtenders to master growers, chief extractors and C-suite executives, all are more likely to make at least as much or more money than…
News May 22Smaller California marijuana farmers form co-ops to save on costs, compete with large growers
As corporate cultivation operations in California continue to expand, small cannabis growers in the Golden State are banding together to develop cooperatives in an attempt to gain a competitive edge…
News May 22How does your cannabis company’s pay stack up?
Marijuana Business Magazine’s Salary Snapshot continues today, with stories about: Trends in the current labor market. Offering stock options as a hiring bonus. Compensation disparities by region. Visit the Salary Snapshot…
News May 22Regional and state compensation differences
Marijuana Business Magazine's salary data reveals regional trends that were echoed by cannabis industry observers. Perhaps the most significant: East Coast cannabis companies in search of candidates with marijuana industry…
News May 22Stock option salary sweetener
To win over job candidates, cannabis companies are increasingly offering incentives in addition to compensation, the most common of which are stock options. In many other industries, especially new ones—think…
News May 22State bankers associations urge US Senate to consider marijuana banking reform
U.S. state bankers associations jointly sent a letter to leaders of a key Senate panel saying they support cannabis banking reform and urging the committee to hold a hearing on…
News May 21Active conservative politicians join Canadian cannabis company
Two conservative politicians in Ontario, one representing a federal riding (electoral district) and the other provincial, have joined a British Columbia company engaged in the ancillary cannabis market.
News May 21MO denies medical cannabis traceability contract challenge by BioTrackTHC
Missouri regulators shot down a protest by Florida-based BioTrackTHC over the Show-Me State's medical marijuana seed-to-sale contract.
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