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MJ Freeway experiences second security breach in 2017, calls it ‘a theft’

By John Schroyer Denver-based MJ Freeway, one of the more prominent software firms in the cannabis sector, has suffered a cybersecurity breach for the second time in six months. The…

News June 20

Report: Contaminated cannabis still passing Oregon tests

Despite strict efforts by Oregon regulators to keep pesticide-tainted marijuana from reaching store shelves, some contaminated cannabis is still slipping past the state’s testing labs. The Oregonian, the state’s largest…

News June 19

Vegas MMJ grower begins trading on Canadian Stock Exchange

A Canadian company that owns a medical marijuana cultivator and CBD company in Las Vegas has started trading on the Canadian Stock Exchange, a move that could make it easier…

News June 19

4 Reno MMJ dispensaries could be first in NV to sell rec marijuana

The Reno City Council approved recreational marijuana business licenses for four MMJ dispensaries, positioning them to become the first in Nevada to start selling adult-use cannabis. Thanks to a decision…

News June 19
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Chart: Florida could someday be home to massive medical marijuana businesses

By Eli McVey Primed to become one of the nation’s most lucrative medical marijuana markets once it’s up and running, Florida’s program will license just a handful of businesses to…

News June 19

CA lawmakers approve merger of rec, MMJ regulatory systems

The California Legislature approved a state budget plan that includes a proposal from Gov. Jerry Brown to merge the regulatory systems for both medical and recreational marijuana businesses. The implications…

News June 16

Nevada firm picked to run LSU’s medical marijuana program

Louisiana State University selected GB Sciences, a Nevada-based marijuana company, to operate the school’s medical marijuana program, one of two in the state. Under the arrangement, GB Sciences is required to…

News June 16

Denver businesses losing interest in onsite cannabis consumption

Nearly all the businesses that had expressed interest in taking advantage of a new voter-approved initiative to allow onsite cannabis consumption say the initial regulations governing the issue are too burdensome.…

News June 16
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Week in Review: Vermont’s MMJ expansion, cannabis standards & Sessions’ warning

By John Schroyer and Bart Schaneman Vermont adds dispensaries and qualifying conditions to its medical marijuana program, two standards organizations begin work on the cannabis sector, and U.S. Attorney General…

News June 16
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