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The multistate cannabis operator had a net income of $13.4 million attributable to the company for the second quarter.
A state Supreme Court judge issued an injunction on new licenses and dispensary openings amid a lawsuit filed by service-disabled veterans.
The multistate operator announced a record $234 million in quarterly revenue and positive free cash flow for Q2.
The new retail facility in east central Florida is the company’s 32nd location in the Sunshine State.
Jorge Olson, chief marketing officer at Hempacco, showcases hemp’s myriad uses, what consumers can expect, and what businesses should note.
Cannabis Conference will host two day-long intensives that will provide those planning on entering the cannabis industry with essential considerations and processes to launch a cultivation or dispensary business successfully.
Beginin leveraged the proceeds from selling Precision Extraction to fund this innovative cannabis and hemp extraction equipment company.
A vote on an adult-use cannabis measure for the November 2023 election now appears imminent.
The retail facility is the company’s 36th Cannabist location and 86th active dispensary nationwide.
Ashley Moody continued to hammer the state’s largest MSO in her attempt to keep adult-use cannabis illegal.
Free, downloadable report provides information and guidelines to help CEA operations better manage water resources.
This includes vent drives, rack & pinions, shaft hangers, and benching.
These groundbreaking sessions will dive into the realms of personal cultivation and the cutting edge of medical cannabis research.
The state’s licensed retailers reported more than $87 million in combined cannabis sales for July.
The Cannabis Industry Alliance of Oregon filed an emergency motion to halt enforcement of the new testing rules ahead of fall harvests
The cannabis retailer and brand presented Pomona Mayor Tim Sandoval with a check for $293,539 to help improve Pomona parks and schools this past Friday at the John F. Kennedy Park.
While the cannabis company is delisting from the Canadian Securities Exchange, it will continue trading on the Cboe Canada.
Nonprofit Housing Works Cannabis Co. is using the proceeds to continue advancing community goals and life-saving initiatives for New Yorkers in need.
The multistate cannabis operators terminated an acquisition agreement dating back to March 2022; the Sean “Diddy” Combs deal is off, too.
Mastercard is the latest payment processor warning financial firms not to service the cannabis industry.
