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How marijuana companies woo budtenders to increase sales, promote brands
Cold hard cash. Swag, like shirts and tote bags. Free non-infused gummies. Private parties and appreciation breakfasts. While some marijuana companies take a more conservative approach, others are pulling out…
News September 23How to minimize the risk of crowdfunding for cannabis
Crowdfunding has become ubiquitous, used for everything from launching a new business idea or paying medical bills.
News September 22OK agricultural groups call for pause in medical marijuana grow licensing
A handful of Oklahoma agriculture associations and one law enforcement group sent a letter to the state’s medical marijuana regulators asking for a moratorium on new MMJ cultivation licenses. “On…
News September 22US House endorses cannabis banking reform as part of defense bill
The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday night adopted by a voice vote a cannabis banking amendment as part of this year’s defense budget bill. The National Defense Authorization Act for…
News September 22How to build a profitable cannabis business – and critique rivals: Q&A with Village Farms CEO Michael DeGiglio
Only one large-scale cannabis producer in Canada has established a leading market position without accumulating steep losses and significant spending on mergers and acquisition: Pure Sunfarms.
News September 22The wheels of capitalism, not Congress, are driving marijuana legislation
The effort toward federal marijuana legalization appeared to make a major leap when senate Democrats introduced the Cannabis Administration & Opportunity Act (CAOA).
News September 22Massachusetts mayor gets 6 years in prison for marijuana bribery scheme
The former mayor of a small Massachusetts town received a six-year prison term after his conviction earlier this year on charges including fraud and extortion tied to the licensing of…
News September 21Cannabis REIT enters Missouri via sale-leaseback deal totaling $28.3M
Innovative Industrial Properties (IIP) said it has extended its geographic footprint into Missouri through a sale-leaseback deal with CPC of Missouri - Smithville, a subsidiary of Massachusetts-based multistate operator Calyx…
News September 21Amazon expands on support for federal marijuana reform, workplace equity
E-commerce giant Amazon has stepped up its efforts to support federal marijuana reform and provide a more equitable workplace in terms of MJ policy. In a blog post Tuesday, the…
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