N.J. couple admits running illegal marijuana business with help from 14-year-old
A New Jersey couple admitted in court to running an unlicensed operation that sold marijuana and THC candies out of a Somers Point home, the prosecutor said Wednesday. Police charged both Donna …
Reclassifying marijuana as lower risk could be big win for businesses
“This is one of the most historic moments in the decades-long fight to end the US government’s failed war on the cannabis plant,” says the CEO of a major dispensary chain.
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Somewhere along the line, our politicians and even top private industry leaders have abandoned any semblance of promoting an aspirational society.
The Cannabis Industry Hopes for New Highs
The Justice Department’s recommendation that restrictions on marijuana be lifted have revived expectations for a business that has waited years for such a change.
DEA’s big marijuana shift could be a lifeline for California’s troubled pot industry
Industry insiders say the move, if approved, could become a lifeline to California’s struggling cannabis industry. “We’ve been anticipating this,” said Meital Manzuri, an attorney whose firm …
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You would have to be living in isolation to have not picked up on the hottest marijuana derivative consumable and therapeutic center isolate CBD. CBD “Cannabidiol” is the non-psychoactive full spectrum derivative of the hemp and marijuana plant largely credited for the majority of the medical beneficial attributes associated with marijuana.
Out-of-state companies score again, land nearly all Kentucky marijuana dispensary licenses
Only one business to win a medical marijuana license in Kentucky’s first dispensary lottery was made up of only Kentucky residents.
Why Trulieve’s CEO says the $140M campaign for legalization wasn’t a waste
The multistate cannabis company came up empty handed after spending a historic amount campaigning for legalization in Florida, but CEO Kim Rivers said it wasn’t a wasted investment.
Jackson’s first cannabis microbusiness opens, bringing ‘seed-to-shelf’ products
Five Point Farms, 744 E. South St., opened Friday, Dec. 13. The facility is the first of its kind in Jackson County because, unlike dispensaries, it grows and processes its products on site, Cranmore …
Cannabis stakeholders seek tax changes as they struggle
Cannabis stakeholders push for Hochul to sign a tax reform bill that would shift quarterly payments to an annual basis.
Cannabis business looking to open in Evergreen Park meets skeptical community
A Chicago-based marijuana company is providing more details about its … They said the store would be staffed with guards and have many cameras, as the business operates about half in cash and half …
Santa Barbara County Will Tweak Cannabis Licensing After State Audit
On the heels of a report from the State Auditor’s Office, Santa Barbara County officials announced some minor steps this month to strengthen impartiality …
Why Housing Works is helping other cannabis retailers open dispensaries
Housing Works Cannabis Co. kicked off New York’s legal adult-use cannabis sales with the state’s first licensed dispensary in December 2022. The business, whose proceeds support its parent nonprofit’s …
Cannabis Company MedMen Goes Bankrupt With $411 Million In Liabilities
Multistate cannabis operator MedMen leaves the industry by filing bankruptcy proceedings in Canada with about $411 million in liabilities.
Hope For Those Going Up in Smoke: Cannabis Industry Eyes Bankruptcy Reform Amid Legal Limbo
Distressed U.S. cannabis operators, historically barred from bankruptcy relief due to federal legal constraints, may soon find a glimmer of hope. As attitudes shift and federal marijuana rescheduling …
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