MjLink Cannabis Business News and Press
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.
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians could regulate a $385-million industry on their land next year.
The state’s licensed dispensaries reported more than $104 million in adult-use cannabis sales in first two months since the program launched.
The company began advertising its national retail brand, Sunnyside, on the world’s most popular audio streaming subscription service.
The transaction includes international and domestic rights of the brand High Times, Cannabis Cup and 420.com brands, and its respective domain names.
Rep. Chuck Edwards’ Stop Pot Act would withhold 10% of federal highway funds for governments with laws permitting non-medical cannabis use.
The company’s patented M-CoRR Technology now comes in a compact size with the launch of Quest 100.
The term “void” as it relates to Alabama’s licensing statute is “made up,” Verano’s Executive VP of Legal, Regulatory and Government Affairs says.
The Office of Social Equity established the criteria for social equity applicants for the upcoming fall 2023 cannabis license application period.
The agreements come at RISE dispensary locations in Joliet and Niles, where a strike occurred earlier this year.
Citing “irreparable harm” to licensed cannabis businesses, growers across Oregon pushed back on the new rule and won a (temporary) victory in court.
