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Marijuana MSO MedMen prevails in trial against former CFO
California-based multistate operator MedMen claimed victory on Tuesday in a high-profile marijuana industry trial that pitted the MSO against its former chief financial officer, who sued the company in state…
News November 23
Ayr Wellness to acquire two Chicago cannabis stores for at least $55 million
Multistate operator Ayr Wellness announced a deal to acquire Dispensary 33, which operates two retail cannabis stores in Chicago, for at least $55 million.
News November 23
Oregon authorities seize ‘epic’ amount of illegal marijuana worth $500 million
Oregon state police last week confiscated roughly 500,000 pounds of unlicensed cannabis with an estimated value of $500 million that had been stored in five separate warehouses.
News November 23
Opening of US borders signals return of international cannabis shoppers
The United States has reopened its doors to visitors from abroad, which could boost adult-use cannabis retailers in tourist-friendly markets as international tourists with a hankering for legal marijuana return…
News November 23
Pennsylvania order targeting vaporized products upends cannabis market
In an unprecedented move, Pennsylvania medical marijuana regulators are ordering every licensed grower/processor to resubmit vaporized cannabis products that contain additives for another approval - a move that experts fear…
News November 22
Cannabis MSO MedMen appoints third CEO in two years
Michael Serruya has been appointed interim CEO and board chair of MedMen Enterprises, the California-based cannabis multistate operator announced Monday.
News November 22
Gage raises $55 million to fuel its marijuana growth in Michigan
Michigan-based Gage Growth said it raised $55 million of capital through a one-year secured loan to help finance retail acquisitions and growth in the state.
News November 22
Uber Eats offers click-and-collect cannabis service in Canada
Uber Canada launched a click-and-collect service in Ontario in partnership with cannabis retailer Tokyo Smoke, marking Uber’s much-anticipated entry into the regulated marijuana industry.
News November 22
New York transit rules now prohibit marijuana ads on subways, buses
An updated version of the New York Metropolitan Transit Authority's advertising policies now includes a ban on marijuana product ads on subways and buses.
News November 22
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