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Curaleaf rolls out Spanish-language cannabis experience
The MSO tested the waters for its new program in Florida, home to more than 5 million Spanish-speaking residents, and it’s now live in every state the company serves.
News July 7
Missouri cannabis workers notch union wins as organizing spreads
High Profile Cannabis employees last week ratified a collective bargaining contract, securing higher pay and paid vacation time.
News July 6
The first World Cup with legal cannabis means more than a sales boost for retailers
Cannabis retailers across North American are expecting a sales boost thanks to the best-attended World Cup in history. But the lasting impact of the first World Cup with legal cannabis…
News July 6
Cannabis companies finally gain US bankruptcy access
(This is a contributed guest column. To be considered as an MJBizDaily guest columnist, please submit your request here.) Bankruptcy has generally been off limits to cannabis companies. Time and time again,…
News July 3
Vireo enters Pennsylvania cannabis market with $20 million deal
The deal is the latest move in Vireo’s dealmaking run, which started in late 2024 with the acquisition of four single-state operators.
News July 2
FDA approved cannabis: Why Schedule 3 means operators must prepare for pharmaceutical-grade MMJ now
Chanda Macias is preparing her medical cannabis business for a more healthcare-driven era in which budtenders are more like pharmacy technicians.
News July 2
Cannabis operator Wanda James’ bid for Congress ends
When she launched her campaign, James said that rescheduling marijuana is a positive step that doesn’t go far enough.
News July 1
Expanded medical cannabis sales at Georgia pharmacies, dispensaries begin
New products, including vaporizable medical marijuana flower and oils, became available at Georgia medical cannabis dispensaries and select pharmacies on Wednesday.
News July 1
Minnesota municipal cannabis store on hold as citizens question cost
The Osseo City Council took no action on a proposed $4 million tax abatement bond meant to fund construction of the store.
News June 30
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