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4/20 protest fails to break labor deadlock at Arizona Curaleaf marijuana store
Unionized workers at a Curaleaf Holdings marijuana store in Arizona remain without a contract despite a brief 4/20 protest on Saturday.
News April 23New York cannabis associations divided on issuing more adult-use licenses
Two prominent New York cannabis industry associations disagree about whether regulators should accelerate the issuance of retail licenses in the state.
News April 23Utah medical marijuana patient count passes 83,000
Utah's legal medical marijuana market now serves more than 83,000 patients, according to the latest monthly report from the state Department of Health & Human Services' Center for Medical Cannabis.
News April 23North Carolina tribe begins state’s first medical cannabis sales on 4/20
Hundreds of customers flocked to the Great Smoky Cannabis Co. on 4/20 to celebrate the launch of medical cannabis sales on tribal lands near Asheville, North Carolina.
News April 22Massachusetts’ marijuana social equity grant program awards $2.35M in launch
A long-delayed social equity fund intended to prop up small marijuana businesses in Massachusetts has launched.
News April 22Cannabis MSO Curaleaf completes $16M acquisition of Northern Green Canada
Cannabis multistate operator Curaleaf Holdings completed its acquisition of Northern Green Canada, a licensed producer in Ontario whose focus has been on international markets.
News April 22Dutchie marijuana retail customers report system crashes on 4/20
Marijuana retailers using Dutchie e-commerce systems reported widespread outages on April 20, the cannabis industry's top day for sales.
News April 22Why are US officials seizing regulated cannabis in New Mexico?
A New Mexico congressman is pressing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to account for what regulated marijuana operators claim is a rash of seizures of state-legal cannabis at Customs…
News April 22‘This is the last 4/20’ with marijuana as Schedule 1, congressman predicts
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration will sign off on moving marijuana to Schedule 3 of the Controlled Substances Act, one federal lawmaker believes.
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