MjLink Cannabis Business News and Press
The new retail facility in Southern California marks the cannabis brand’s 44th store nationwide.
The Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management abandoned its preapproval lottery for social equity licenses amid a stay order late last year.
The cannabis company’s story in Newton is its 51st retail facility nationwide.
He will lead the company’s commercial strategy and activities, including sales, marketing, product development and retail operations.
The cannabis industry was built on medical cannabis; now it’s time to return to it.
The legislation identifies specific categories of individuals required to obtain fingerprint checks for licenses in the state’s forthcoming adult-use market.
The Texas Hemp Business Council is urging House lawmakers to reject the legislation that proposes a ban on hemp-derived cannabinoids.
The cannabis company’s management change comes as Steven M. Cohen steps down as the interim CEO.
This week’s announcements of reciprocal tariffs will only shake an already volatile supply chain for vape and cannabis businesses.
This pro sports league partnership reinforces the growing interest in cannabis wellness within the athletic community.
Cannabis’s federally illegal status can mean broken contracts have no legal recourse. Here are cautionary tales you can learn from and critical steps you can take to help ensure your business is protected.
The company partnered with the Virginia Cannabis Control Authority to help ensure regulatory compliance and streamline patient certification processes.
Oklahomans for Responsible Cannabis Action filed the proposed constitutional amendment to put a question before voters next year.
The credit facility will support Standard Wellness’ continued growth in Missouri, Utah and Ohio.
The company’s new retail facility will serve medical cannabis patients in the Jacksonville area.
The Canadian cannabis company is now cultivating Good Supply Jean Guy at its Masson-Angers facility in Québec.
In a 5-4 split, the U.S. justices ruled the driver, Douglas Horn, could bring a civil lawsuit against Medical Marijuana Inc. under the RICO Act.
The federal agency’s standard collides with Delaware Code, forcing the state’s cannabis regulators to work with lawmakers to draft new legislation.
The cannabis company awarded the RSUs to officers, directors and employees.
The cannabis company’s new retail facility in Ashford is 6 miles from the University of Connecticut and offers a 20% student discount.
