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Big MN-Backed Grower Applies for Coveted NY License
Kyle Kingsley, MD, is hoping he’s found a way to expand his cannabis cultivation company across multiple states, by setting up a series of linked LLCs and by emphasizing his…
News May 22
Week in Review: Final Conference News, Symbolic MMJ Victory in TX + MA Licensing Overhaul
Final highlights from the Spring Marijuana Business Conference and Expo, the Texas Legislature passes a (possibly entirely) symbolic victory for medical cannabis advocates, and Massachusetts, embattled by licensing lawsuits, announces…
News May 22
Conference Day Two Keynotes: Banking and Dealing With MMJ Naysayers
By John Schroyer Watch out for potential lawbreakers as customers. That was just one word of advice offered by Tom Fleming on Thursday morning to a room full of cannabis…
News May 21Four WA Rec Stores Sell to Minors in Sting Operation
A quartet of recreational cannabis shops in Washington State wrongly sold marijuana to minors in the course of the state’s first-ever sting operation. The four stores, which will all be…
News May 21New Lawsuit: CO Cannabis Baron Breaking IL MMJ Rules
Yet another lawsuit has been filed in Illinois over the licensing process in the state’s medical marijuana program, and the new suit claims that a Colorado cannabis businessman has broken…
News May 21
5 Key Takeaways From the First Full Day of the Big Spring Conference
By John Schroyer and Becky Olson More than 2,100 cannabusiness executives and major investors have descended on Chicago for the national Spring Marijuana Business Conference & Expo. After a rousing…
News May 21
Levitt: MJ Entrepreneurs Should Seek Out New Ideas
By John Schroyer Elicit professional feedback, and seize on new ideas wherever possible. That was a primary business message to hundreds of cannabis entrepreneurs who packed into a second floor…
News May 20
Facebook Blocks MMJ Educational Video
Medical cannabis apparently isn't socially acceptable in Connecticut. At least, not by Facebook.
News May 20Former OH Lawmaker Joins Cannabis Legalization Campaign
Former state Senate Minority Leader Eric Kearney, a Democrat from Cincinnati, has been hired by a well-funded campaign in Ohio attempting to legalize both recreational and medical marijuana this November.…
News May 20
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