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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.
California’s leading cannabis extract company finds a cleaner alternative to commonly used plastic forvape cartridges after testing reveals potential health risks.
The announcement could bolster MMJ International Holdings’ ongoing lawsuit against the DEA over a medical cannabis research application.
The Canadian company reassessed the optimal structure of its intended transaction and is now exploring alternative arrangements with Purecan.
The company entered into an agreement with the Drug Enforcement Administration to withdraw all cannabis-related renewal applications.
The settlement is subject to documentation and approval by the presiding judge in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings for two Blum subsidiaries.
The legislation, sponsored by Texas Rep. Jodey Arrington, is similar to a bill recently offered by Sens. James Lankford, R-Okla., and Pete Ricketts, R-Neb.
Sen. Charles Perry, a Lubbock Republican, is sponsoring legislation that Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is pushing as a top legislative priority this session.
The doseable dab device, which delivers a perfect 0.01g dab with every click, debuts after six years of development and eight redesigns.
DeFloria plans to initiate a Phase 2 clinical trial by mid-year 2025.
Preparation, cleanliness, positive relationships with inspectors, and knowledge of regulations can help ensure compliant operations.
The United Food and Commercial Workers Union aims to provide stability and protection for nearly 500 Eaze workers through four local chapters.
The legislation would legalize cannabis use and possession for those 21 years and older but omits a marketplace for cultivation and dispensary sales.
The Canadian-based medical cannabis company is broadening its product portfolio to the growing market in Australia.
As global temperatures rise, temperamental weather systems are damaging crops with wildfire smoke and drought, leading cannabis cultivators to face several complex challenges.
Florida Republican Brian Mast reintroduced the Veterans Equal Access Act to allow government health care providers to recommend medical cannabis.
The cannabis company’s new Franklin County retail location will host a grand opening celebration on Feb. 21.
Due Diligence Horticulture and Silver State Cultivation partner to enhance client-driven research initiatives.
The MÜV medical cannabis facility is the company’s 153rd retail location nationwide.
The legislation would block the current 15% retail tax from automatically jumping to 19% on July 1.