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CBT focuses strictly on the business of legal cannabis for medical and recreational use and aims to provide timely information—through its website, e-newsletter, mobile app, print magazine and annual conference—to help the reader make timely, informed decisions to help them run their businesses better and more profitably. In 2018, Cannabis Business Times was named Magazine of the Year by the American Society of Business Publication Editors.
Secretary of State Frank LaRose informed the ballot initiative organizers their effort is 679 signatures short of what’s required for the November election.
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The company filed a lawsuit accusing a former employee of violating a noncompete clause when he was hired by Green Thumb Industries.
With initial flower testing failure rates hovering around 23%, the latest policy shift has had dramatic consequences for growers across the state.
The vertically integrated cannabis company is exiting the state’s medical market entirely.
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At last year’s Cannabis Conference, industry stakeholders shared their top tips for store layout, merchandising, security and more.
The bargain agreements impact retail workers at Zen Leaf dispensaries in the Chicago area.
Smart & Safe Florida filed a three-part argument that a constitutional amendment to legalize cannabis is sufficient to appear before voters.
The owner of Native Humboldt Farms shares strategies she's implemented to lower production and post-harvest costs and improve efficiency, as well as advice she has for other growers during these challenging times.
The worker, identified as Julie Devinney, died “from natural causes” less than an hour after a 911 call was made from the Rock Island facility in Illinois.
The mass workforce reduction comes as the state’s adult-use cannabis rollout has fallen short of the company’s expectations.
We’ve seen corporate operators pulling out of California, Colorado, Oregon and Massachusetts, but which markets are they tackling now?
The company expects to open six social equity joint venture dispensaries during the second half of 2023 in Connecticut.
The nation’s industry-leading retailer is making moves in Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
The company operates in five key U.S. markets but has dedicated 90% of its capital expenditures to New Jersey operations in 2023.
The Chicago-based cannabis company is also focused on cultivation investments in New York, New Jersey, Minnesota and Virginia
The company has added five dispensaries in Florida and acquired three in Utah this year; more transactions are expected.