Does federal marijuana prohibition mean cannabis workers can’t unionize?
A Michigan cannabis company is trying to thwart a unionization effort using a novel tactic: claiming federal marijuana…
News September 16
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New Mexico cannabis cultivator sues state, alleging toxic flood wrecked crop, company
A New Mexico cannabis cultivator is suing the state, alleging a state employee allowed a flood that wrecked…
News September 15
Trump Justice Department withdraws Biden-era cannabis research, hemp testing
The Department of Justice is withdrawing proposed rules aimed at implementing a law to expand marijuana research and…
News September 11
MJBizCon sparks cannabis deals and innovation
MJBizCon, slated for Dec. 2-5 in Las Vegas, is the epicenter for deal-making, networking and innovation in the…
News September 11
Nebraska cuts medical marijuana plant counts to satisfy governor
Nebraska medical cannabis cultivators would be limited to no more than 1,250 plants at any one time under…
News September 9
Following surprise deal, New York delays cannabis track and trace until 2026
New York marijuana regulators delayed the launch of a long-awaited track-and-trace system until 2026.
News September 8
Nebraska moves to ban cannabis flowers and edibles, limit business licenses
Nebraska medical cannabis patients will have limited products available at limited dispensaries under rules approved Tuesday.
News September 3
Connecticut hemp operators sue state over Farm Bill dispute
Hemp operators in Connecticut say a series of state laws that's put many of them out of business…
News August 29
How the cannabis sector is grappling with a debt avalanche
The cannabis industry is facing a financial reckoning, with $6 billion in debt maturing by the end of…
News August 28
How cannabis brands are protecting their IP pre-legalization
As the United States inches closer to potential federal cannabis rescheduling, the implications for intellectual property in the…
News August 27
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