Cannabis retail workers in Ohio and Utah join unions
Labor unions are continuing to expand their marijuana industry membership, this time at medical cannabis dispensaries in Ohio and Utah.
Hawaii attorney general introduces adult-use cannabis legalization plan
Hawaii Attorney general Anne Lopez has submitted a comprehensive proposal to create a framework for establishing a retail market for adult-use cannabis in the state.
Marijuana MSO MariMed loses $646,000 in ‘sophisticated’ email fraud
Multistate marijuana operator MariMed mistakenly transferred hundreds of thousands of dollars to a “fraudulent recipient” after receiving a “forged email,” according to the company’s latest quarterly filing with U.S. securities regulators.
Alabama reaches settlement over medical marijuana licensing lawsuits
Alabama’s medical marijuana program might soon be back on track after regulators and rejected license applicants reportedly reached a settlement over issues that led to lawsuits against the state.
Cannabis multistate operators exit more states in latter half of 2023
After years of rapid expansion – and, more recently, swift exits – some of the nation’s largest cannabis multistate operators have continued to streamline operations this year, according to MJBizDaily’s latest update on the operations of several of the nation’s largest MSOs.
Missouri marijuana sales decline for third month in a row
Marijuana sales in Missouri totaled $113.1 million in October – the lowest number since the market launched in February and the third month in a row that sales have declined.
New York delays settlement discussions for 2 marijuana licensing lawsuits
New York regulators delayed discussions to settle two marijuana licensing lawsuits, adding more uncertainty for social equity applicants in the state.
