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Trade agency rules in favor of cannabis vaporizer companies in patent suit
The International Trade Commission ruled in an initial determination that dozens of North American cannabis vaporizer companies did not infringe upon three patents owned by Shenzhen, China-based Smoore Technology.
News February 2
North Dakota lawmakers say no to sales of medical marijuana edibles
Lawmakers in North Dakota’s Republican-led House squashed two bills that would have allowed legal medical marijuana businesses to sell edibles.
News February 2
Cannabis producer Tilray quietly drops $4 billion sales target for 2024
Tilray Brands has quietly abandoned its pledge to achieve annual revenue of $4 billion (5.3 billion Canadian dollars) by the end of 2024, with analysts now predicting the North American cannabis…
News February 2
Judge rejects New York challenge to suit that’s delaying marijuana store openings
A federal judge rejected New York’s effort to toss a lawsuit that’s been delaying the opening of recreational marijuana stores across the state, including in Brooklyn.
News February 1
Cannabis tech platform LeafLink raises $100 million amid management shuffle
New York-based cannabis wholesale technology platform LeafLink raised $100 million in a Series D financing as its founders transition into new roles at the company.
News February 1
InterCure’s $35M purchase of Israeli marijuana producer Better scrapped
Israeli cannabis producer InterCure’s proposed acquisition of rival medical marijuana company Cann Pharmaceutical, also known as Better, was terminated after the companies failed to bridge differences.
News February 1
Canadian cannabis company SNDL intimidated union-curious staff, tribunal rules
Canadian cannabis grower SNDL interfered with an off-site union informational meeting for employees working at a cultivation facility and must remedy that interference by offering workers paid, mandatory meetings with…
News February 1
Landlords in older markets warm up to marijuana tenants, but premium still applies
Although cannabis entrepreneurs should expect to pay a premium for real estate, those premiums amount to far less than they used to, observers said.
News February 1
Cannabis companies seeking real estate face limited choices and premium prices
Experienced cannabis entrepreneurs know that ancillary companies such as construction and banking providers often charge marijuana businesses more than their non-plant-touching counterparts—the so-called “green tax.”
News February 1
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