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California hands out first 20 temporary state cannabis business licenses
California has issued the first of what will likely be many temporary business permits, in advance of the Jan. 1 launch of the state’s regulated cannabis industry. The 20 licenses…
News December 15
Week in Review: CBD’s global nod, Ohio MMJ developments & Denver social use
An international health organization determines that CBD shouldn’t be a scheduled drug, Denver sees its first applicant for a public consumption club, and Ohio’s medical marijuana licensing process comes under…
News December 15
Push continues in Las Vegas for public marijuana consumption
Las Vegas is inching toward public cannabis consumption lounges, which would be a boon to marijuana businesses selling to tourists with no legal space to smoke. According to the Las Vegas…
News December 14
Marijuana retail chain operator Sweet Leaf forced to shut down in Denver area
Sweet Leaf, one of Colorado's largest marijuana retail chain operators, had all of its Denver-area stores shuttered by city authorities on Thursday and 12 people were arrested as part of…
News December 14
Massachusetts advances recreational cannabis diversity plan
Massachusetts regulators have approved a draft proposal that would give priority review in the recreational marijuana licensing process to business applicants from economically disadvantaged communities. The state’s Cannabis Control Commission…
News December 14
Hawaii taking another look at hemp in 2018
Hawaii may expand its limited hemp program dramatically in 2018, when state lawmakers join policy makers in other states and consider allowing farmers to sell the plant. Hawaii already allows…
News December 14
Global cannabis industry raises whopping $2.7 billion in 2017
Medical marijuana companies around the world have raised $2.7 billion so far this year to capitalize on explosive growth in the industry, an almost 300% increase from the same time…
News December 14
Ohio medical marijuana license applicant sues state over ‘racial quota’
A multistate medical marijuana company that lost out in the race for one of a dozen large-scale MMJ cultivation licenses in Ohio is suing the state over what it claims…
News December 14
MassRoots board resigns; Dietrich reinstated as CEO
In the latest development in the MassRoots saga, three members of the board of directors have resigned, and former CEO Isaac Dietrich has been reinstated under the terms of a…
News December 13
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