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SNDL acquires Delta 9 Cannabis debt for CA$28.1 million, agrees to buy Indiva
Canadian marijuana and alcohol company SNDL has acquired the debt of Delta 9 Cannabis for 28.1 Canadian dollars ($20.6 million) and entered a stalking-horse agreement to purchase distressed edibles maker…
News July 8Maryland’s total marijuana sales surpass $1 billion in first year of adult use
Since Maryland’s adult-use cannabis market launched on July 1, 2023, state-licensed retailers have sold more than $1.1 billion in medical and recreational marijuana.
News July 8California cannabis operators pivot to comply with new vape law
California brands and retailers are implementing new vape packaging and disposal initiatives in response to a newly enacted state law.
News July 8Judge keeps Alabama medical marijuana licensing on hold
An Alabama judge has extended a temporary restraining order on the issuance of medical marijuana business licenses in yet another delay to the market's launch.
News July 5Nevada deems 60% of cannabis social equity lounge applicants ineligible
The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board has notified six of 10 applicants for social equity consumption lounge licenses that they failed to advance to the next stage in the process.
News July 5Marijuana MSO 4Front appoints co-founder Krane to board chair
Arizona-based 4Front Ventures, a vertically integrated, marijuana multistate operator, promoted current director Kris Krane to board chair.
News July 5Republican opposition defeats North Carolina medical cannabis again
For the third straight year, a proposal to legalize medical cannabis has failed in the North Carolina Legislature.
News July 5What tax deductions will be available to marijuana companies if 280E disappears?
Marijuana rescheduling would liberate plant-touching companies from 280E, which prohibits businesses from deducting ordinary expenses.
News July 5New Connecticut law restricts THC beverage sales to liquor, cannabis stores
Sales of THC-infused beverages in Connecticut now will be allowed only at state-licensed liquor stores and cannabis retailers.
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