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Akerna sells cannabis software businesses for $5 million
Akerna Corp. is selling its cannabis software platforms for $5 million in cash to a business called MJ Freeway Acquisition Co., after having backed out of a previous deal for…
News May 1Minnesota Senate passes adult-use marijuana legalization bill – barely
The Minnesota Senate decided by a single vote to advance an adult-use marijuana legalization bill, but more work is required before legalization can head to Gov. Tim Walz to become…
News May 1Failure to launch: What happened to Canada’s ‘cannabis strategy table?’
A proposed cannabis “strategy table” appears to be stuck in bureaucratic and political gridlock in Canada’s capital, more than a year after it was first announced.
News May 1Oregon marijuana laws need overhaul, state audit suggests
Oregon’s antiquated marijuana laws, written in an era when preventing federal law enforcement intervention was the main focus, need a general overhaul.
News April 28California funds nearly $20 million in cannabis research grants
California regulators have awarded nearly $20 million to 16 state universities to conduct scientific research on a host of cannabis-related issues and compounds, including mental health, delta-8 and delta-10 and…
News April 28Missouri to issue 48 marijuana microbusiness licenses in October
Missouri plans to license an initial round of 48 cannabis microbusinesses, to be awarded via a lottery in October.
News April 28Organigram takes Canadian government to court over cannabis lozenge dispute
Canadian marijuana operator Organigram Holdings is asking a federal court to quash a Health Canada decision that the company's popular ingestible cannabis lozenges should be classified and regulated as edibles…
News April 28Trulieve set to open Georgia’s first medical marijuana dispensary
Trulieve Cannabis Corp. plans to open the first medical marijuana dispensary in Georgia on Friday.
News April 27Twitter further eases US cannabis advertising rules, adds new markets
Twitter is further loosening its limits on cannabis industry advertising, letting vetted, state-legal businesses show packaged marijuana products in their marketing campaigns while allowing ads in new U.S. markets.
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