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Online cannabis sales boom amid COVID-19 spurs delivery-service acquisitions
The explosive growth of e-commerce during the COVID-19 pandemic has propelled new interest in acquisitions involving direct-to-consumer cannabis delivery.
News July 20
The Parent Co. uses Apple platform to offer marijuana purchases, delivery
The Parent Company, a vertically integrated cannabis company based in California, is taking advantage of Apple opening up its App Store to cannabis companies.
News July 19
Curaleaf violated labor law in MA cannabis union case, judge says
U.S. cannabis multistate giant Curaleaf engaged in unfair labor practices by “implicitly” promising certain retail store workers in Massachusetts increased benefits and better employment conditions if they didn’t support unionization,…
News July 19
Ayr to acquire Nevada marijuana grower, concentrates producer for $17M
Multistate marijuana operator Ayr Wellness said it is spending $17 million to acquire two Nevada cannabis businesses, Tahoe Hydroponics Co., a cultivator, and NV Green, a concentrates producer. Tahoe and…
News July 19
Testing labs must take the lead in ensuring the safety of delta-8 THC
In an effort to boost a CBD-slumped economy, hemp producers are synthesizing delta-8 THC.
News July 19
Why 3 illicit marijuana operators decline to go legal in California
California is approaching its fourth year of legal recreational marijuana, yet the underground market is as strong as ever and is making it harder for licensed companies to eke out…
News July 19
When setting cannabis retail prices, covering expense is priority No. 1
Whether they’re shopping in a newly legal market and comparing prices against illicit-market marijuana or weighing prices between a variety of regulated stores in a more mature market, cannabis consumers…
News July 18
New Oregon law reduces regulatory burdens for cannabis businesses
Oregon relaxed some of its cannabis regulations that industry officials said were limiting business growth, hurting licensees and threatening the economic viability of the state’s $1 billion-plus industry. Most of…
News July 16
Court approves Canadian marijuana producer CannTrust’s restructuring plan
A court approved a plan for troubled Canadian marijuana producer CannTrust Holdings to reorganize under Canada's Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), the Ontario-based business said.
News July 16
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