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Kentucky asks medical marijuana license applicants to create extensive plans
Kentucky is a lottery state that requires substantive and objective, narrative-like information from cannabis business license applicants.
News August 9Cannabis MSO Curaleaf swaps CEOs, stakes out new 280E tax position
Boris Jordan is succeeding Matt Darin as CEO at cannabis operator Curaleaf Holdings, which is taking a new tact on its federal tax liability.
News August 8Michigan outlines penalties for violators of marijuana business rules
Marijuana businesses in Michigan now will have a better idea of the penalties they might face for violating state regulations.
News August 8Canadian cannabis operator High Tide secures CA$15 million credit line
Canadian cannabis retailer and e-commerce platform provider High Tide has finalized a credit line of 15 million Canadian dollars ($10.9 million) from institutional creditors.
News August 8Nonpayment is No. 1 reason marijuana firms fail: Q&A with collection expert Brett Gelfand
Brett Gelfand of Cannabiz Collects and Cannabiz Credit Association offers best practices for plant-touching marijuana companies to break the cycle of debt and business failure.
News August 8Connecticut’s cannabis social equity group gets new executive director
The government body that manages social equity activity for Connecticut’s adult-use cannabis market, has a new executive director.
News August 7Marijuana MSO Jushi refinances $53 million loan
Jushi Holdings, a vertically integrated, marijuana multistate operator, refinanced a roughly $53 million senior secured credit facility.
News August 7Missouri regulators recall 2,600 cannabis products over improper testing
Missouri regulators recalled more than 2,600 cannabis products after discovering they weren’t properly lab-tested.
News August 7Ohio’s adult-use marijuana sales launch gets off to ‘really special’ start
Dozens of medical cannabis dispensaries in Ohio on Tuesday began selling adult-use marijuana products, ushering in a new era for the state and another potential billion-dollar market in the Midwest.
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