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How investing in cannabis worker training boosts operators’ margins
Kind Works founder Mskindness Ramirez explains how better training cuts turnover at cannabis retail stores.
News October 8Georgia medical cannabis continues to grow rapidly despite lack of DEA guidance
Georgia's medical cannabis program continues to rapidly expand, but state regulators say they need more input from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
News October 7Third New Jersey cannabis operator sues to overturn labor peace requirement
Veteran-owned The Cannabis Place says it can't secure a labor-peace agreement and faces losing its license.
News October 7Medical cannabis authorizers up 16% – what it means for operators
Medical cannabis authorizers have grown 16% since 2020, and CDC data shows 69% of clinicians see medical value.
News October 6Do government-run cannabis retail sales work?
Modeled on decades-old liquor laws, government-owned cannabis stores are opening in Minnesota. Is it a model other states will follow?
News October 6Curaleaf increases price for Aurora Cannabis hostile takeover bid
Curaleaf built its $5-per-share Aurora offer from public data and says shareholders deserve a fair process if other parties get diligence.
News October 5Why are marijuana multistate operators supporting an anti-marijuana Senate candidate?
Cannabis companies have donated millions to President Donald Trump's political action committees, which appear poised to spend at least some of that on a staunchly anti-cannabis Senate candidate.
News October 5How the federal hemp ban treats delta-8 THC differently – and what operators are doing
Sometimes controversial within the estimated $38 billion hemp sector, delta-8 THC is also playing by different rules as the federal hemp ban approaches. What those rules are no one can…
News October 5New York cannabis sales on pace to break record, but signs of stall appear
New York cannabis sales are on pace to break another record even as they fall short of an earlier bullish prediction. But there are some signs of a slowdown.
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