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Curaleaf, Green Thumb, Trulieve, Verano and other multistate operators are ready to open their dispensaries to those 21 and older.
The company's common shares will commence trading under the new ticker symbol "TSND."
Accela's cannabis regulatory application is now powering one of California's largest cannabis producing regions.
The new machines provide customers with all-in-one automatic and semi-automatic solutions to infuse oil in pre-rolled cannabis products and vape devices.
State law allows the home cultivation of up to three mature and three immature plants, with a maximum of 12 plants per household.
Whitney Economics’ Q4 2022 report cuts to the chase: The U.S. cannabis market is in trouble.
The US Cannabis Council and its members launched this organization to harness grassroots support to advance reform in Congress and state capitals.
The artificial intelligence model includes collective wisdom from more than half a million unique cannabis experiences.
At Cannabis Conference 2022, Dr. Greenhouse’s Nadia Sabeh discussed crucial environmental control factors cultivators should consider, from managing heat loads to dialing in vapor pressure deficit and more.
The company’s agreement with Blue Ridge Wellness comes just ahead of the state’s July 1 launch of adult-use cannabis sales.
The rally will include faith leaders, justice involved licensees and applicants, and New Yorkers impacted by the drug war. They will call on the governor to act.
The proceeds will be used to pay down higher-interest debt, reducing the company’s overall interest expense.
Doobie Delivery co-founders Joseph Rubin and Jessica Powell share the company's journey into the New York market through its partnership with USQTA and how it tailors its delivery model to each market it serves.
The state’s chief legal officer is attempting to keep the adult-use legalization initiative off the ballot because it “misleads voters.”
One of the most important aspects of growing healthy cannabis is selecting the suitable media for your environment.
The California-based producer of cannabis extracts and clean vape technology has partnered with Leiffa to bring its solventless vape to the Colorado market following a recent expansion into New York.
A judge ruled June 14 that more than two dozen laws regulating the state’s market are “void” because lawmakers unconstitutionally overstepped their legal bounds in drafting them.
The lawsuit outlines concerns with the scoring of the applications, which involved the use of third-party evaluators.
The state’s licensed retailers sold more than $179 million of cannabis during the first three months of 2023, a decline from the previous quarter.
Stakeholders weigh in on the company’s receivership and where the market could go from here.
