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Delaware cannabis sales hit record in July, trail projections
Licensing delays have stalled the launch of retail-only stores, while high prices and limited options drive buyers to neighboring states.
News September 8Why a cannabis business is betting on dogs to reach FDA approval
Endovia is pursuing FDA veterinary approval for its cannabinoid drug targeting canine cancer and chronic pain in the companion-animal market.
News September 8Report: Arizona cannabis testing lab keeps breaking rules, but stays open
Fined last year for breaking the rules, an Arizona cannabis testing laboratory kept up the bad behavior, according to the result of state inspections.
News September 4Florida moves to ban celebrity endorsements in MMJ marketing revamp
Renewal fees jumped to $1.3 million and licenses lost value as Florida floats tighter marijuana marketing rules that operators call draconian.
News September 4Texas rejected a hemp THC ban. Why is the industry being regulated out of business?
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said he wanted to regulate hemp THC, not ban it. The state's actions since tell a different story.
News September 4Marijuana MSO Cresco scoops up PharmaCann Pennsylvania assets
The deal makes Cresco Pennsylvania's No. 1 MMJ retailer and wholesaler, deepening its grip on the second-largest US medical market.
News September 3California law enforcement investigating worker death at licensed cannabis cultivator
California law enforcement officials are investigating a state-licensed cannabis cultivator in Lake County after the unexplained death of a worker there, authorities said Wednesday. Yufang Lan, 46, died Aug. 27…
News September 3Why word of mouth still drives cannabis deals
Cannabis Cash Consultants founder Jennifer Makris says building credibility and a strong personal brand can turn into lasting revenue.
News September 3California cannabis sales recover from earlier slump
California's cannabis market may have found its footing. Second-quarter retail sales hit $1.013 billion, holding steady year over year.
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