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Illinois adds lottery for handful of adult-use marijuana retail applicants
Illinois will add another lottery for six recreational cannabis retail store applicants after their applications were unfairly denied.
News September 7Final vote expected on California bill that might impact cannabis companies
A bill in the California Legislature that could have major ramifications for marijuana and hemp companies in the state is expected to get a final vote this week. The measure…
News September 7Nevada marijuana firms ready consumption lounges to serve tourist throngs
Nevada marijuana companies are mapping out plans to open consumption lounges next year under a new state law with the goal of serving the tens of millions of visitors who…
News September 7Hurricane Ida further stings cannabis businesses already wrestling with supply-chain issues
A cannabis supply chain battered by a global pandemic is picking up the pieces and bracing for months of additional headaches caused by Hurricane Ida.
News September 7Key factors to consider when launching a cannabis delivery service
The coronavirus pandemic popularized direct-to-consumer cannabis delivery, but marijuana operators say the practice is here to stay.
News September 5Ohio lawmakers call out lack of diversity in medical marijuana market
Concerns about diversity are being raised in Ohio as state regulators prepare to issue 73 additional medical marijuana dispensary licenses based on the same standards as a 2017 permitting round.…
News September 3Cannabis software company Forian raising $24 million
Forian, the company behind cannabis industry tracking software BioTrackTHC and marijuana analytics software Cannalytics, is raising $24 million in a private placement of convertible notes.
News September 3Massachusetts recreational marijuana sales top $2 billion
Welcome to the multibillion dollar cannabis club, Massachusetts. Sales in the state have surpassed $2 billion in just three years, according to the state's Cannabis Control Commission.
News September 3Washington state ends marijuana seed-to-sale contract, will launch own system
Washington state is scrapping its contract with a third-party, marijuana seed-to-sale traceability provider in favor of a more simplified system developed in-house, a first for any state cannabis program.
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