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Some claims dismissed in CBD startup lawsuit by Curaleaf exec, others

An Oregon judge dismissed some of the claims against cannabis entrepreneur Nitin Khanna in a legal battle involving Curaleaf Holdings Executive Chair Boris Jordan, but the court battle continues.

News October 14

NE medical marijuana backer drops suit challenging signature requirement

A medical marijuana advocacy group in Nebraska dropped its lawsuit challenging the state’s multicounty signature-gathering requirement.

News October 14

New York cannabis growers on pace to supply adult-use sales, officials say

Cannabis growers in New York have produced a large enough crop to stock the state's adult-use marijuana retailers before sales begin by the end of the year, according to state…

News October 14

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How Biden’s rescheduling of marijuana could affect the US industry

After a half-century in which marijuana endured the strictest prohibition allowed under the law, President Joe Biden has set in motion a process that could lead to revolutionary changes for…

News October 14

Ontario cannabis retail regulator warns stores against selling to illicit operators

The cannabis retail regulator in Ontario, Canada, is warning licensed retailers against selling their inventory to "unlicensed third parties upon the closure of the store."

News October 13

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Pennsylvania medical marijuana agency gets new director

Laura Mentch, a pharmacist with experience in the medical marijuana industry, has been chosen to be the new director of Pennsylvania’s MMJ regulatory agency.

News October 13

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CT to reconsider some cannabis license applications in wake of lawsuits

The Connecticut Social Equity Council will allow seven cannabis companies to reapply for licenses for forthcoming adult-use cannabis sales.

News October 13

Maryland marijuana legalization expected to pass in November, but details pending

Maryland voters appear likely next month to approve the cultivation and sale of recreational marijuana, but state lawmakers must the pass legislation establishing a regulatory framework governing the new market.

News October 13