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DEA selects only cannabis foes to participate in marijuana rescheduling hearing

Cannabis reform advocates are locked out the DEA marijuana rescheduling hearings set to begin later this month. But that might not be a bad thing.

ATACH President Michael Bronstein (Courtesy photo)

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Court temporarily blocks Ohio’s hemp ban, citing retailers’ lawsuit

An Ohio judge has delayed Gov. Mike DeWine’s 90-day ban on intoxicating hemp products.

News October 15

Carmelo Anthony and Skyworld build a trust-first cannabis collab

A synergistic collaboration between NBA legend Carmelo Anthony and Skyworld prioritizes discipline, data and authenticity.

News October 15

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Cannabis drinks now available at select Minnesota Target stores

The launch coincides with debates legislation that could recriminalize hemp-derived products containing measurable THC levels.

News October 14

Dr June Chin, the chief medical officer at the New York Office of Cannabis Management.

How New York is keeping cannabis medical after legalization

New York is tasked by law with keeping cannabis medical after adult-use legalization.

News October 14

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Cannabis operator Ayr Wellness restructures to cut debt by 50%, focus on growth

Multistate cannabis operator Ayr Wellness is undergoing a restructuring that will cut its debt in half and streamline operations.

News October 13

BLAZE launches ‘BLAZE Labs’ and ‘Herbie’ AI assistant as part of broader rebrand and innovation push

BLAZE, a leading cannabis software company, is expanding its focus on artificial intelligence with a companywide rebrand and the debut of BLAZE Labs, an internal innovation hub designed to pilot…

News October 10

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Are Massachusetts cannabis commission votes valid? AG to decide

The Massachusetts attorney general will determine the validity of the Cannabis Control Commission votes after Shannon O'Brien's removal.

News October 10

Mitigating the impact of section 280E for cannabis businesses

Cannabis businesses, while legal in many states, face numerous challenges because of federal law. One of the most significant is the high federal effective tax rate, which can easily exceed…

News October 10