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New York promises hemp THC beverage crackdown as widespread illegal sales continue
New York officials are aware that hemp THC beverages sales are brisk despite state law prohibiting their sale outside of licensed channels.
News September 14California regulators recall ‘adulterated’ cannabis, shutter massive farm after worker death
New details have emerged about the massive California cannabis cultivation operation where authorities allegedly discovered toxic materials after the death of a worker.
News September 14Illinois adult-use cannabis retailers scoop up MMJ permits
Illinois adult-use retailers can now apply for a medical marijuana license under SB 3222, unlocking DEA eligibility and 280E tax relief.
News September 11Republican gubernatorial candidate courts Michigan cannabis industry, vows to kill new 24% MJ tax
Michigan cannabis businesses are supporting the Republican candidate for governor, who's vowed to cut a new 24% wholesale tax. His Democratic opponent has yet to take a position.
News September 11What Curaleaf’s hostile takeover bid for Aurora Cannabis is really about
Curaleaf Holdings claims its takeover bid for Aurora Cannabis is a premium over Aurora's current valuation. But there's more to it than that - including cash, debt and market position.
News September 11Federal hemp rules threaten 225,000 jobs and $8.9 billion in wages
A federal ban on intoxicating hemp products expected to take effect Dec. 11 threatens to reduce retail revenue by $28.3 billion.
News September 10Trump medical marijuana rescheduling order survives initial challenge
But the ruling doesn't close out a legal challenge to marijuana rescheduling.
News September 10Why cannabis growers are locking in harvest labor now
Croptober drives cannabis hiring to its yearly peak, with Vangst issuing 10,000 W2s.
News September 10Missouri moves intoxicating hemp into regulated cannabis market Nov. 12
Anything over 0.4 milligrams of THC per container becomes marijuana, sellable only in licensed stores and grown in state-licensed facilities.
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