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Union Nixes Attempt to Organize Workers at NJ Dispensary
Marijuana businesses hoping for some potential legal guidance on unionization from a case in New Jersey won't get any insight on the issue after all.
News April 16
On Eve of First 4/20, Washington Marijuana Stores Looking to Lure Big Crowds
By Tony C. Dreibus Cannabis shops in Washington State are rolling out the red carpet for consumers looking to take part in the first 4/20 celebrations since recreational marijuana became…
News April 16CA Judge Won’t Reschedule Marijuana
A federal judge in California on Wednesday declined to overturn marijuana’s place on the Drug Enforcement Agency’s list of controlled substances. U.S. Judge Kimberly Mueller raised hopes within the cannabis…
News April 15
Bill Rolling Washington MMJ Into Recreational Program Advances
Washington State Gov. Jay Inslee will likely sign a bill passed by the Legislature that would roll the state’s unregulated medical marijuana market into its heavily regulated recreational cannabis program.…
News April 15
Dixie Who? Cannabis Companies Share Similar Brand Name in Unusual Business Scenario
By John Schroyer A year ago, Dixie Elixirs and Medical Marijuana Inc. reached an "amicable resolution" on a year-long legal dispute over a partnership that went sour.
News April 15New Jersey Dispensary in Labor Dispute Turned Away By Law Firm
Some attorneys still won’t touch the cannabis industry, it seems. David Knowlton, co-founder of the Compassionate Care Foundation dispensary in New Jersey, is slated to appear in court this week…
News April 14Delaware’s 1st dispensary delayed again, set for June opening
The opening of Delaware’s first and only MMJ dispensary has been delayed again, but this time construction issues are to blame rather than regulatory problems. First State Compassion Center near…
News April 14
Millions More Devoted to New York MMJ Industry
Even though New York hasn’t even begun issuing business licenses yet for medical marijuana companies, a plan is already underway for a $10 million cultivation operation in a farming community…
News April 14
Tech firm behind MMJ delivery app raises $10 million as investors warm to cannabis
By Tony C. Dreibus Eaze, a technology company that helps facilitate medical marijuana deliveries to patients, has raised $10 million in venture capital funding that will allow the San Francisco-based…
News April 14
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