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Arizona gets 1,500-plus applications for cannabis social equity licenses
Arizona received more than 1,500 applications for the 26 highly coveted social equity permits up for grabs via lottery next year.
News December 17Nasdaq-listed Waitr aims to buy marijuana POS provider Cova for $90M
Online food ordering and delivery company Waitr Holdings signaled it wants to purchase cannabis point-of-sale provider Cova for $90 million in cash and stock.
News December 17How Canadian retailers choose from a growing array of cannabis products
Amid an ever-expanding constellation of cannabis products from a growing number of producers, retail product selection in Canada's regulated recreational cannabis market has become a daunting task.
News December 17High inflation is latest threat to marijuana businesses
The business story of the holiday season - record-breaking inflation caused by supply-chain pressure - has hit the cannabis industry especially hard.
News December 17NY’s top cannabis regulator voices bullish timeline for adult-use launch
New York’s top cannabis regulator said this week she hopes the state can adhere to an 18-month timeline from last March’s enactment of adult-use marijuana legislation to roll out the…
News December 16New Jersey opens doors to wave of adult-use marijuana applicants
New Jersey's cannabis regulator says it's tracking strong interest in new recreational marijuana license applications after opening up its online licensing platform this week.
News December 16New York tribe launches recreational cannabis industry
The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe, based in upstate New York near the Canadian border, began rolling out its own tribally run, recreational cannabis industry by awarding three cultivation permits.
News December 16Verilife marijuana store in Illinois signs up with Teamsters
Sales consultants and dispensing inventory specialists at the Verilife store in Romeoville, New York, decided to join Teamsters Local 777.
News December 16New Mexico approves first recreational cannabis producer licenses
New Mexico regulators approved three recreational cannabis producer licenses, the first batch under the state’s projected $350 million adult-use program.
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