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Leading the way, Michigan’s cannabis sales are still booming, as the state’s retailers repeat another $276 million month.
The embattled Canadian cannabis producer has obtained creditor protection for the business unit and plans to seek permission to sell the BioSteel assets.
The owner faces prison time after causing a tax loss to the IRS of more than $1.1 million, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
The company’s board ejected the resignations of three other board directors after a withhold campaign by a group of activist shareholders.
The Massachusetts company is offering the at-home pheno hunt kit through select retailers during the months of September and October.
The emerging adult-use programs are outdoing their legalization peers on a per-capita sales basis.
Shane Pennington of Porter Wright Morris & Arthur addresses some of the biggest questions and concerns surrounding cannabis rescheduling, including the role of the FDA and Big Pharma.
The state Legislature passed a bill in June aiming to allow tribal nations to purchase supply from distressed cannabis farmers.
Co-founder and CEO Nicolas Guarino says the distressed farmers and social equity retailers that regulators prioritized in the state’s adult-use rollout are the ones suffering most as the market struggles to launch
The state’s Office of Cannabis Management executive director tells CAURD licensees the commitment to their success “has not waivered.”
Industry stakeholders Khurshid Khoja, Amber Littlejohn and Shane Pennington shared insight into what rescheduling could mean for taxes, research and federal enforcement.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who’s been vocally supportive of cannabis banking reform, now represents a battleground vote for prohibitionists.
The ruling stems from a lawsuit filed by four cannabis businesses claiming that the law violates the U.S. Constitution.
The state’s attorney general penned a column urging continued enforcement action on the unregulated market.
Assemblyman Matt Haney’s bill now heads back to the Assembly for a concurrence vote before it potentially lands on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk.
State commissioners threw the book at the multistate operators for violations related to patients’ access and a labor peace agreement.
The industry organization is gauging agricultural professionals’ interest in participating in an adult-use cannabis market, should one be legalized in the Granite State.
Commissioners will consider adult-use cannabis business applications and other agenda items.
Regulators will begin accepting applications for delivery licenses Sept. 27, with priority given to social equity applicants.