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Despite fraud allegations, campaign to end $1.6 billion Massachusetts marijuana industry likely to proceed
Elections fraud allegations lodged against the campaign to end Massachusetts’ $1.65 billion adult-use cannabis market may be difficult to prove. Even if the claims that signature-gatherers for a Coalition for…
News January 13Proposed Texas hemp THC regulations threaten $5.5 billion market
The draft rules also include a significant increase in licensing fees, sparking concern among small business owners and industry advocates.
News January 13Texas medical cannabis finally poised to boom, but one major obstacle remains
Texas' medical marijuana program is set to expand significantly and major players are jumping in. But there's a catch: hemp-derived THC.
News January 12Ohio cannabis sales top $1 billion in first full year of adult-use
Since it launched recreational cannabis sales in August 2024, the combined total reached $1.09 billion as of early January.
News January 12The HR compliance checklist every cannabis business needs in 2026
Cannabis businesses need to be concerned with all kinds of labor laws. How can your business ensure total compliance?
News January 9Big banks still refusing cannabis despite Trump marijuana rescheduling
Big U.S. banks are still refusing to do business with the $32 billion legal cannabis industry despite President Donald Trump's Dec. 18 marijuana rescheduling executive order – a position that's…
News January 9Massachusetts cannabis sales hit record $1.65 billion despite falling prices
Total sales for the year exceeded the previous year by about $3 million as the state faces a campaign to end adult-use cannabis.
News January 9Mike Tyson, Ric Flair claim fraud in celebrity cannabis branding efforts
Mike Tyson and Ric Flair are accusing their erstwhile partners in celebrity cannabis brands of ripping them off.
News January 8Oregon cannabis prices fall to record low but consumer demand steady
Annual sales in 2025 declined 3.5% to $925 million, continuing a downward trend that began with the COVID-19 pandemic-driven peak of $1.2 billion in 2021.
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