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More Canadian cannabis firms filing complaints about rival businesses
Canadian cannabis companies formally cried foul about their rivals' business practices nearly 200 times last year, the highest number of complaints lodged with Health Canada in years and nearly double…
News May 19
Cannabis cultivators again facing severe wildfire season
Historic drought conditions again will bring the threat of extreme wildfires to U.S. cannabis growers, especially those in Western states. Wildfires and the ash and smoke created by them are…
News May 19
10 tips to help your marijuana business survive an IRS audit
Make no mistake, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service plays to win. And cannabis companies need to prepare accordingly if they hope to survive federal tax scrutiny.
News May 19
The Parent Co. spends $67 million to boost cannabis supplies, retail access
The Parent Co. (TCPO Holding Corp.) said it is spending a total of $67 million to bolster its supply of California-grown cannabis and get access for its products on retail…
News May 18
DEA close to allowing companies to grow cannabis for scientific research
After years of delay under the Trump administration, the federal government is preparing to award the first new licenses for cultivating cannabis for scientific research, giving U.S. marijuana operators a…
News May 18
Rite Aid pharmacy CEO not ruling out carrying marijuana products
Marijuana could be coming to Rite Aid, a U.S. pharmacy chain with 2,500 stores in 17 U.S. states.
News May 18
MedMen raises $10M for new cannabis stores in Boston, San Francisco
Multistate marijuana company MedMen Enterprises has closed a non-brokered private placement worth $10 million that will be used "to drive" new store openings in Boston and San Francisco.
News May 18
CA marijuana social equity advocates demand help, threaten to sue state
A coalition of stakeholders from across California joined forces to deliver a message to Gov. Gavin Newsom and the state Legislature: Help victims of the war on drugs get into…
News May 18
Minnesota lawmakers OK medical cannabis smokable flower
Minnesota's Legislature approved smokable flower for medical cannabis patients, which could significantly boost sales in what has been a heavily regulated MMJ market that has only two operators.
News May 18
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