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Suspended Massachusetts cannabis chair drops suit after hearing granted
Shannon O'Brien, the suspended chair of the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, dropped her lawsuit seeking to block the suspension after being granted a hearing over the matter.
News October 6
Low-THC marijuana oil sales to begin at Georgia independent pharmacies
Georgia will soon become the first U.S. market in which non-hemp-derived medical marijuana products are sold at independent pharmacies as well as state-licensed MJ-only retail outlets.
News October 6
Pamela Moore stepping down from top content position at MJBiz
Pamela Moore, the chief content strategy officer for MJBiz, is leaving the pioneering cannabis publishing and trade show company after four years.
News October 6
California regulators tout seizure of $37 million in illegal marijuana
State law enforcement in Northern California seized thousands of illegal marijuana plants and nearly 2,000 pounds of processed cannabis with an estimated value of nearly $37 million.
News October 6
Arizona social equity cannabis retailers set to miss key deadline to open
More than half of Arizona’s 26 social equity retail licensees are poised to miss a key deadline to open their cannabis shops by Sunday, Oct. 8.
News October 6
New Jersey awards $12 million in grants to marijuana businesses
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) awarded $12 million in grants to 48 marijuana businesses under the state's new Cannabis Equity Grant Program.
News October 5
Australian cannabis market posts brisk growth in first half of 2023
Australia’s medical cannabis industry remained in robust health during the first half of 2023, according to data from the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), the country’s medicine and therapeutic regulatory agency.
News October 5
High Times parent, chair pay $600,000-plus to settle SEC charges
The parent company of cannabis publication and brand High Times as well as its board chair, Adam Levin, together paid more than $600,000 in fines to settle securities-fraud allegations connected…
News October 5
Canada’s cannabis ‘strategy table’ quietly met over summer
A group that was supposed to have been created by the Canadian government almost two years ago to shine a light on major issues confronting the nation's struggling cannabis industry…
News October 5
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