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Adult-use marijuana legalization appears dead in Pennsylvania – again
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Licensing glut has New Mexico’s legacy marijuana businesses closing, downsizing
Many legacy marijuana businesses in New Mexico are closing or downsizing because the state has issued so many licenses the market is oversaturated.
News September 23Cannabis software employee denied visa for work ‘abetting’ US drug law violations
In a test case of the ongoing conflicts between federal and state marijuana statutes, a cannabis software firm wants a U.S. judge to override immigration authorities who denied an employee…
News September 23Fourth California marijuana testing lab loses license as crackdown continues
California regulators revoked another commercial marijuana testing laboratory’s license in the past month, public records show.
News September 23Martha’s Vineyard cannabis operator Fine Fettle poised for sale
Massachusetts-based Black Harbor Group is positioned to purchase Fine Fettle, a licensed cannabis cultivator and manufacturer located on Martha’s Vineyard in West Tisbury, Massachusetts.
News September 20Marijuana cultivator Bright Green’s shares suspended from Nasdaq trading
Bright Green Corp., the first plant-touching marijuana business to trade on a major U.S. stock exchange, said its shares have been suspended from trading on the Nasdaq.
News September 205 strategies to reach financial success in the cannabis industry
From small-town dispensaries to multistate operators, cannabis executives must be particularly savvy with their financial management.
News September 20‘Secretive’ Wyoming companies win Missouri marijuana social equity licenses
Applicants for adult-use marijuana social equity business licenses in Missouri are crying foul after it was revealed that nearly half the licenses awarded in the Kansas City area went to…
News September 19Cannabis operator Ayr Wellness loses CEO David Goubert
David Goubert resigned as president and CEO of cannabis multistate operator Ayr Wellness.
News September 19Second phase of German adult-use marijuana market launch in jeopardy
Germany’s long-anticipated “Pillar 2,” which would launch adult-use marijuana sales as part of a limited-duration pilot project, is in danger of being abandoned, according to elected officials.
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