Cannabis business license decline stretches past two-year mark
The total number has declined for seven consecutive quarters – and it’s 9% less than it was two…
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Big tech platforms inch closer to cannabis acceptance after rescheduling
Rescheduling may give marijuana companies more room to market themselves, but the change is unlikely to result in…
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Workers at Arizona Curaleaf cannabis store finally ratify union contract after yearslong fight
The agreement includes guaranteed wage increases and language preventing the loss of existing benefits during the life of…
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Connecticut lawmakers reimpose THC cap on cannabis flower
The cap was restored after pushback from some senators who were concerned about the effects of higher-potency THC…
News May 7
Why Tilray Brands may finally enter the US cannabis market
Tilray CEO Irwin Simon sees a future where cannabis is treated like other medicine: prescribed by doctors and…
News May 7
Feds hand loss to Missouri cannabis operator in labor fight
Producing pre-rolls, data entry and converting dried marijuana into finished goods are more like processing than farm work,…
News May 5
Should medical cannabis be smoked? Israel debates removing smokeable flower.
Israel's Health Ministry recommended ending the use of smoked medical cannabis and shifting patients to extracts or precision…
News May 4
Push to allow more hemp THC drinks in Colorado fails as federal ban looms
Senate Bill 164 would have created a legal pathway for sales of hemp-derived THC drinks outside of the…
News May 1
Is federal marijuana rescheduling good for Big Pharma?
With rescheduling, investors and financial institutions that worried about the stigma surrounding marijuana are taking another look.
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