New York regulators have suspended the sale of several popular cannabis brands in the state pending an investigation into possible illegal “inversion.” New York quarantines
The Arizona Department of Health Services on April 24 informed Kaycha Labs, of more than a dozen alleged “deficiencies,” including problems with the lab’s potency
Investors in Canopy Growth Corp. have filed a class-action lawsuit against the company to recover damages caused by its alleged violations of federal securities laws.
Workers at an infamously smelly Trulieve Cannabis Corp. cultivation facility in Phoenix became the first agricultural-sector employees to sign a union contract in Arizona in
Brett Gelfand of Cannabiz Collects and Cannabiz Credit Association explains the importance of staying on top of accounts receivable. Unchecked credit is choking the cannabis
As Week 17 draws to an end, House Bill 2179—which would place new limits on marijuana advertising—has been sent to Governor Hobbs for a decision.
Colorado cannabis sales dropped by about $20 million during the first two months of the year. Colorado marijuana sales fall by $20 million in early
Republican lawmakers in the state Senate warned that the Democratic-sponsored proposal, which advanced on a 102-101 party-line vote, is “dead on arrival.” Pennsylvania lawmakers pass
Despite representing a small slice of the overall cannabis market, fast-acting marijuana gummies are a powerful force, generating significantly higher sales per stock-keeping unit (SKU)
The former operator of a Michigan marijuana store is banned for life from the state’s industry after a host of alleged violations, including selling unregistered
