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Chart of the Week: California marijuana business licenses expiring at a rapid clip
California's cannabis industry is facing a licensing quandary, which state legislation likely will address, but the situation could still prove problematic for businesses that want to comply with the law instead…
News March 11Canada’s first indigenous-owned cannabis producer aims for June sales
One of six licensed cannabis producers in Canada with indigenous ties is aiming to take its products to market by June.
News March 10Did the first medical cannabis drive-thru in New England just open?
What is thought to be the first medical marijuana dispensary drive-thru window in New England started doing business this month in Brattleboro, Vermont. About 10 medical marijuana customers per day…
News March 8L.A. City Council moves ahead with marijuana licensing and enforcement proposals
The Los Angeles City Council on Friday forged ahead with two cannabis industry proposals: one to clamp down on illegal shops and one to start another licensing round. The first proposal,…
News March 8Seattle law firm sues US government over marijuana industry border bans
A Washington state law firm is suing the U.S. government in an attempt to gain "immediate" access to records it hopes will shed light on why some foreign nationals -…
News March 8NM House approves adult-use cannabis bill combining state, private retailers
The New Mexico House narrowly approved a compromise bill that would allow the sales of recreational marijuana through a combination of state-run and private stores. The compromise legislation OK’d Thursday incorporates…
News March 8Marijuana firm Cronos closes CA$2.4 billion investment from tobacco giant Altria
Altria Group's record-breaking investment of 2.4 billion Canadian dollars ($1.8 billion) in Ontario-based cannabis producer Cronos Group closed Friday, completing what is so far the largest investment by a tobacco…
News March 8‘Forefront of consolidation’: Shareholders OK marijuana merger of Emblem, Aleafia
Shareholders of Ontario-based cannabis producer Emblem approved a 173 million Canadian dollar ($128 million) buyout from vertically integrated company Aleafia Health in a deal that puts the two companies at…
News March 8Repeal of smokable medical cannabis ban clears Florida Senate
Florida currently prohibits smokable medical marijuana products – which poses a significant drag on the state’s MMJ businesses’ sales potentials. So, many of those firms are welcoming news that the…
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