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Do’s and don’ts for designing and building a cannabis cultivation facility
Building out a marijuana grow operation can land business owners in a quagmire of lost time and money if they don’t think ahead and follow some time-honored advice.
News January 16AG nominee Barr voices hands-off approach to state-legal cannabis businesses
Attorney General nominee William Barr said during his Senate confirmation hearing that he would “not go after” state-legal marijuana programs if he is confirmed as President Trump’s next AG, a…
News January 15California jury awards $4.3 million in L.A. marijuana business dispute
A Los Angeles jury recently awarded what could be a record amount of damages to date in a legal business dispute over a marijuana grow and retail business. The case,…
News January 15Female-focused cannabis business accelerator launches training program
An Oregon-based business accelerator that's designed to bolster the skills of female cannabis entrepreneurs, boost their opportunities and make their young marijuana firms “investment-ready” has kicked off.
News January 15California marijuana company sued over anonymous sexual assault claim
An Oregon cannabis firm sued a California competitor, alleging the company circulated anonymous social media posts designed to undermine its brand, The Oregonian reported. The suit, filed in federal court…
News January 15Top business lessons from 5 years of recreational cannabis sales in Colorado
Colorado launched the world's first recreational marijuana market on Jan. 1, 2014, and in the ensuing five years, the state's cannabis companies have experienced booms and busts.
News January 15Aurora targets high-margin cannabis market with CA$175M Whistler acquisition
Alberta’s Aurora Cannabis has agreed to acquire privately held British Columbia-based Whistler Medical Marijuana Corp. – one of Canada’s first licensed producers – for 175 million Canadian dollars ($131 million)…
News January 14Missouri refuses to disclose names of medical marijuana business applicants
Missouri regulators, citing a provision in the state's new medical marijuana constitutional amendment, won't disclose the identities of those who've paid licensing fees to grow, process or sell MMJ.
News January 14Surterra Wellness enters Massachusetts cannabis market by acquiring NETA
Surterra Wellness, a Florida-based medical marijuana firm and producer of CBD products that include oils, vaporizers and topical creams, acquired Massachusetts-based cannabis company New England Treatment Access (NETA).
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