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Curaleaf closing cannabis grow facility in New Jersey, laying off workers
Massachusetts-based multistate operator Curaleaf Holdings is shuttering its cannabis cultivation facility in Bellmawr, New Jersey, and could lay off up to 40 workers.
News March 23Metrc expands Maryland track-and-trace contract to adult-use marijuana market
Cannabis seed-to-sale software company Metrc expanded its contract with the Maryland government to track the state's upcoming adult-use marijuana market.
News March 23First Arizona cannabis store owned by Black woman to open 4/20
Marijuana entrepreneur Marvina Thomas is the first Black woman to own a legal cannabis store in Arizona.
News March 23Marijuana companies wade into Twitter advertising with mixed success
Cannabis companies have begun advertising on Twitter for the first time, but so far the results have been mixed.
News March 23Northern California workers at cannabis delivery service Grassdoor unionize
Nearly 100 drivers and warehouse workers from Grassdoor's Northern California operation in Brisbane joined Teamsters Local 2785.
News March 22Oklahoma proposes extending marijuana business license moratorium
A bill that would extend Oklahoma's moratorium on issuing new medical marijuana cultivation licenses to Aug. 1, 2026, advanced in the state House and is headed to the Senate.
News March 222nd lawsuit filed against cannabis REIT Innovative Industrial Properties
Legal woes are piling on for Innovative Industrial Properties, as another shareholder has accused the cannabis-focused real estate investment trust of misleading investors about its due diligence on a key…
News March 22Marijuana MSO TerrAscend could list on Toronto Stock Exchange by summer
Marijuana multistate operator TerrAscend Corp. could become the first U.S. plant-touching company to list on the Toronto Stock Exchange by this summer if the restructuring plan it shared with shareholders…
News March 22Pennsylvania court rules medical cannabis costs can be reimbursed
Medical cannabis costs incurred in Pennsylvania as a result of work-related injuries are eligible for reimbursement, a state court ruled.
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