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Washington state legalized adult-use cannabis 10 years ago this November, and in that time the market has been a success, but not for everyone and the challenges are substantial.
An Arkansas medical marijuana cultivator with an invalid license will not be permitted to intervene in a legal challenge to the state’s licensing process.
In a move that could help capital-starved social equity businesses compete with deep-pocketed investors, a U.S. senator introduced a bill that would enable marijuana entrepreneurs to receive Small Business Administration (SBA) loans.
A Cherokee tribe in North Carolina has started harvesting medical cannabis and expects to open a large MMJ retail store next year.
Adult-use marijuana legalization could be the first bill Gov. Tim Walz signs into law in 2023, the recently reelected leader is predicting.
There are a few simple truths about social equity in cannabis: People from marginalized communities need job opportunities, companies need skilled workers and government mandates aren’t working as intended.
Here’s one more truth: Companies are independently leveraging the push for social equity to create a stronger, diverse workforce.
New York cannabis regulators could issue the first adult-use marijuana retail licenses as soon as Monday.
