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California bribery case highlights corruption allegations engulfing the state’s cannabis industry
When federal attorneys in California announced bribery charges last week against two Calexico city officials who allegedly accepted $35,000 in cash bribes in exchange for help obtaining marijuana business licenses,…
News May 27
Guam cannabis board plans virtual meeting to finalize rules amid COVID-19
Guam’s Cannabis Control Board expects to hold a meeting in the coming weeks to finalize a regulatory framework governing the territory’s adult-use marijuana industry.
News May 27
Only 10% of Maryland medical marijuana investors are minorities
One in 10 investors pumping money into Maryland's medical marijuana industry are minorities, again highlighting the overwhelming stakes held by whites in the cannabis sector.
News May 27
Insurance coverage boosts Czech medical cannabis market, but country limited to one cultivator
The Czech Republic is a minor player among medical cannabis markets in Europe, but that might be about to change thanks to a recent policy alteration involving the country's health…
News May 27
Massachusetts marijuana stores work out curbside kinks as recreational sales resume
Recreational marijuana stores in Massachusetts launched back into action on Memorial Day, ending a two-month closure that might have collectively cost those retailers nearly $2 million per day. Massachusetts dispensary…
News May 27
Tilray closing High Park Gardens cannabis greenhouse
British Columbia-based cannabis cultivator Tilray is the latest Canadian firm to throw in the towel on large greenhouse cultivation, announcing it will shutter its High Park Gardens facility in Leamington,…
News May 26
Oregon cannabis companies beat racketeering suit
A racketeering lawsuit against more than 200 Oregon marijuana companies is resulting in what looks to be a victory for the group of cannabis companies that refused to settle. The…
News May 26
Oklahoma governor shoots down medical marijuana delivery legislation
Oklahoma’s growing medical cannabis market suffered a rare setback when Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed a bill that would have allowed home delivery and pre-roll production and sales. The Republican-controlled Legislature…
News May 26
Cannabis producer Aphria moving US listing to Nasdaq from NYSE
Canadian cannabis cultivator Aphria is moving its U.S. stock listing to a new venue, departing the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in favor of the Nasdaq Global Select Market. The…
News May 26
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