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MJBizCon’s State Takeovers offer marijuana networking opportunities by region
The deal flow moves fast on the MJBizCon exhibitor floor, provided you know where to look - specifically, the individual State Takeovers.
News December 3Cannabis operator Rubicon borrows CA$10M in secured credit facilities
British Columbia-based cannabis license holder Rubicon Organics borrowed 10 million Canadian dollars (roughly $7.1 million) in secured credit facilities to pay debt.
News December 3Michigan on pace to reach $10B in adult-use marijuana sales in first 4 years
Michigan's recreational marijuana businesses are on the verge of eclipsing the $10 billion mark in sales, only four years after the adult-use market launched.
News December 3How your cannabis business can make a deal at MJBizCon
Attendees who want to leave the MJBizCon with leads and fruitful relationships should come with a game plan but also be prepared to be flexible.
News December 3Historic DEA marijuana rescheduling hearing opens, paused until mid-January
Historic hearings on marijuana's status under federal law will begin in earnest sometime in mid-January, an administrative law judge for the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration said during a procedural session…
News December 2Retailers sue Connecticut over THC limits for hemp products
A new lawsuit targets Connecticut's laws limiting the amount of THC in manufactured hemp products in the state.
News December 2Hawaii medical marijuana caregiver program set to expire Dec. 31
A law allowing medical marijuana caregivers to provide cannabis to patients in Hawaii will sunset on Dec. 31 without legislative action.
News December 2Cannabis helped Greta Gaines and Ricky Williams find meaning after sports
After abruptly ending their successful sports careers, Greta Gaines and Ricky Williams found a new path leading marijuana reform and activism.
News December 2Trump’s DEA pick is Florida sheriff who supported marijuana decriminalization
President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to lead the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration is an independently wealthy Florida sheriff who favored decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana in 2020.
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