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Bidders circling with assets of marijuana brand High Times in receivership
Brokers handling the asset sale of cash-strapped marijuana brand and publication High Times are nearing a deal to unload its West Hollywood store.
News May 8Florida Republicans officially oppose adult-use cannabis legalization
The executive board of the Republican Party of Florida voted to oppose the state's ballot initiative to legalize adult-use cannabis.
News May 7Canopy USA exercises options to acquire Jetty, Wana marijuana companies
Canopy USA, the U.S.-domiciled holding company of Canadian cannabis company Canopy Growth Corp., exercised its options to acquire Jetty Extracts, a California-based extraction brand and vape technology company, and Wana…
News May 7Wholesale cannabis prices beating expectations for 2024
Wholesale cannabis prices are still declining in some state markets but have performed better than expected overall over the past year.
News May 7Delaware releases proposed regulations for adult-use marijuana sales
Marijuana operators, other stakeholders and the general public in Delaware have until June 3 to weigh in on a litany of proposed business rules and regulations related to the rollout…
News May 6Missouri municipalities may ‘stack’ taxes on cannabis operators, judge says
Municipal governments in Missouri may stack additional taxes on adult-use cannabis sales on top of the 6% state tax, according to a judge's ruling.
News May 6Illinois issues 35 conditional social equity adult-use marijuana licenses
Illinois has issued 35 more conditional adult-use retail licenses to social equity applicants.
News May 6Canada’s medical cannabis exports jump to CA$220 million as domestic sales fall
Canadian exports of medical cannabis hit an all-time high last year as the county’s licensed producers continue to diversify from the competitive local market in favor of pursuing top-line opportunities…
News May 6New Mexico cannabis operator reports more seizures by Border Patrol
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents seized more than $90,000 worth of marijuana products from state-licensed cannabis operators in New Mexico during two separate stops this week.
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