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Denver to reduce fees, extend exclusivity for cannabis delivery companies

It's going to be easier to run a cannabis delivery service in Denver thanks to a bill approved by the City Council. According to Denverite, the measure - which must…

News September 21

Florida issues first medical marijuana license to a Black farmer

Florida regulators finally have issued the first vertically integrated medical marijuana license specifically designated for a Black farmer, a potentially lucrative business opportunity.

News September 21

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Assault charge could tarnish image of Ascend, entire cannabis industry, consultants warn

A criminal charge against Ascend Wellness founder and CEO Abner Kurtin could adversely affect the company and the cannabis industry as a whole.

News September 21

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Divided MO Democrats won’t endorse adult-use marijuana ballot measure

Not all Missouri Democrats support the adult-use cannabis legalization ballot initiative that will go before voters in November, and the party will not endorse the measure this fall.

News September 20

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Aurora Cannabis dropped from Toronto stock index

Edmonton, Alberta-based Aurora Cannabis has been deleted from the S&P/TSX Composite Index, according to the latest quarterly review announced by S&P Dow Jones Indices.

News September 20

Licensing for NY recreational marijuana suppliers delayed, official says

The full rollout of New York’s recreational marijuana market will likely be delayed well into 2023.

News September 20

Chart showing that Canada's most profitable cannabis businesses are government owned.

The most profitable cannabis businesses in Canada are owned by government

The most profitable cannabis businesses in Canada are owned by various levels of government, according to MJBizDaily research.

News September 20

Oneida Indian Nation tribe to launch marijuana business in New York

The Oneida Indian Nation is planning to break ground on a marijuana facility in October, making it the latest Native American tribe to join the industry in the state.

News September 19