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Mainstream insurance companies push for cannabis industry access
Like SAFE Banking, the CLAIM Act targets the federal-state conflict that keeps insurers out of cannabis, even after rescheduling.
News September 23Ohio cannabis store reopens after brief health scare tied to vapes
An Ohio cannabis store was allowed to reopen last week after a brief health scare that authorities believed could have been tied to cannabis vaporizers.
News September 23Canopy enters UK medical cannabis market with distribution deal
Canopy Growth will supply four Canadian-grown flower strains to the UK through GROW Group, extending its European medical cannabis business.
News September 22Struggling New York cannabis operators pay workers better than other employers, survey finds
New York cannabis operators are opposed to a proposed law that would recommend a prevailing wage for cannabis workers by the end of 2027.
News September 22Most Missouri cannabis operators opted out of DEA registration. Was it a mistake?
Roughly two-thirds of Missouri cannabis operators declined to pursue DEA registration after federal marijuana rescheduling, industry representatives said.
News September 22Virginia cannabis regulators plan license lottery, set cultivation limits
From 350 retail licenses to a lottery system and fees, here's what operators need to know about Virginia's draft adult-use cannabis rules.
News September 21New Jersey cannabis retailer sells to marijuana MSO for $9 million
The purchase, in a $9 million cash and debt deal, gives MSO TerrAscend five retail locations in New Jersey.
News September 21MJBizCon: Cannabis careers made, deals closed, partners found
When Azuca CEO Kim Rael sat down next to Wana Brands then-CEO Nancy Whiteman at an MJBizCon networking luncheon in 2018, she knew the name but not the face. Back…
News September 21Alabama drops opposition to federal marijuana rescheduling
State Health Officer Scott Harris said the public health department's legal team resolved "concerns" over federal marijuana rescheduling.
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