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Marijuana MSO Green Thumb Industries reports revenue of $1.05 billion
Green Thumb Industries’ plans to be the first multistate operator to sell marijuana at convenience stores is still in the works, company officials said while reporting annual revenue of $1.05…
News February 29Virginia lawmakers OK adult-use cannabis, but will governor sign off?
Virginia lawmakers passed two identical bills Wednesday to create a framework for adult-use marijuana sales.
News February 28Florida’s proposed adult-use marijuana THC cap fails in Senate
A proposal to limit the amount of THC in a potential adult-use marijuana market in Florida failed in the state Legislature.
News February 28Australia’s ECS Botanics reports record first-half cannabis revenue of AU$11.3M
Australia-based ECS Botanics Holdings reported profitable operations for the six months ended Dec. 31, 2023, on increased medical cannabis revenue.
News February 28Meta, Google must quit promoting illicit marijuana, New York governor says
New York's governor is demanding that social media sites and search engines such as Meta and Google stop promoting illicit marijuana sellers.
News February 28Canadian federal cannabis tax revenue outpaces beer, wine
Canada’s federal government collected more excise tax revenue from cannabis than it did from beer and wine for the first time last year.
News February 28Marijuana tech company Agrify prices public offering to raise $2.6 million
Marijuana technology company Agrify Corp. has priced a public offering to raise gross proceeds of $2.6 million.
News February 28White couple at center of social equity lawsuits in multiple cannabis markets
Lawsuits by a white couple from California, Jeffrey and Justyna Jensen, have disrupted social equity programs in multiple cannabis markets.
News February 28US treaties shouldn’t impact marijuana rescheduling, congresswoman says
American commitments in international treaties do not forbid the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration from rescheduling marijuana as recommended, a California congresswoman told the agency.
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