Category: Cannabis Buisness
A drug made from marijuana reduced back pain in a large study
WASHINGTON — An experimental medication made from marijuana successfully reduced back pain in a new study, offering further support for…
New York’s Current Cannabis Legal Landscape: Progress, Paralysis, or Both?
This article explores the significant litigation against New York’s Office of Cannabis Management and Cannabis Control Board since MRTA’s enactment…
Trump posts video on cannabis’s medical benefits for seniors (Newsletter: September 29, 2025)
DOJ moves to dismiss marijuana & guns case; Lawmakers push against hemp criminalization; MI cannabis tax increase; Study: CBD &…
Cannabis stocks surge after Trump endorses cannabidiol for senior healthcare
Shares of pot companies advanced in early premarket trading on Monday following a social media post by U.S. President Donald…
Trump, Cannabis Re- Or De-Scheduling And What Comes After
Trump, rescheduling, and the future of cannabis: chaos, risk, and opportunity as operators navigate federal change, markets, and policy evolution.
Part III—Trump, Rescheduling & The Great Cannabis Unraveling: Chaos, Re- Or De-Scheduling, & What Comes After
Trump, rescheduling, and the future of cannabis: chaos, risk, and opportunity as operators navigate federal change, markets, and policy evolution.
Judge dismisses lawsuit over CID tax on marijuana business
A Jasper County judge dismissed a lawsuit against the city of Joplin and Prospect Village over an assessment of an…
A weed tax to pay for roads? Michigan marijuana industry says it’s not that simple.
With retail margins thin and an already oversaturated market, advocates in Michigan say a 24% wholesale tax would harm the…
Trial scheduled for 4 accused of killing cannabis businessman Sam Simko of Commerce Township
Trial is scheduled in Oakland County Circuit Court for four men accused of murdering a Commerce Township man at his…
Major Crime Turned Microbusiness: Missouri’s cannabis microbusiness program allows Jimi Poe to capitalize off of his previous conviction
After being convicted for marijuana charges in 2007, Jimi Poe now owns and operates 816 Dispensary in Platte City.
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