Navigating cannabis regulations can feel like a high-stakes poker game. Here are six key compliance tips to help you navigate the intricate world of cannabis

A well-designed dispensary is more than just a storefront; it’s a critical component of your brand, customer experience and overall success. Successful cannabis dispensary design:

The first MMJ dispensary in Kentucky was approved to operate this week, Gov. Andy Beshear said. Governor: Kentucky medical marijuana sales to launch this fall

Cannabis operators can act now to understand their tax exposure under Internal Revenue Service Code 280E, preserve their refund rights, and make informed decisions with

The version of Miami-based marijuana multistate operator Ayr Wellness “we know today will cease to exist” after the company sells off its assets to satisfy

Delaware governor visits cultivator ahead of adult-use marijuana sales launch is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs

Shifting guidance on how close a marijuana store can be to a school in New York has led to the $1.5 billion industry’s latest crisis.

Farm Bill protections for hemp-derived THC products appear safe amid a Senate Republican standoff. Federal hemp THC protections appear safe amid Senate dispute is a

The cannabis industry is booming, but starting a cannabis business is far from simple. 5 essential steps to starting your own cannabis business is a

Oklahoma marijuana legalization campaign to begin collecting signatures Aug. 1. Oklahoma adult-use marijuana legalization campaign launches this week is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal

More than two dozens cannabis testing labs have refiled a suit that accuses PerkinElmer/Revvity Health Science of using false promises to sell them testing equipment.

A Texas state lawmaker introduced a longshot marijuana legalization proposal last week. Texas lawmaker introduces longshot marijuana legalization proposal is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial,

New York marijuana sales hit a monthly record as the state approves more retail licenses. How many legal marijuana stores can New York’s $1.5 billion

As the cannabis industry evolves, some retailers are reimagining the consumer shopping experience, and their efforts are translating into increased sales. Cannabis retailers see sales

Forcing cannabis businesses to still deal in all cash creates a public safety concern, top state law enforcement officials told Congress on Thursday. Broad majority

There’s no significant risk posed by mold in cannabis, with known health problems one in millions. Mold in cannabis is not a significant public health

Renewed Texas hemp THC ban advances with governor’s support is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs

California operators, irritated at regulators’ inability to investigate or stop allegations of diversion, are lashing out at Glass House following a July 10 raid. Deadly

The decision means local governments stand to lose as much as $36 million a year in cannabis tax revenue, according to one estimate. Marijuana tax

In an industry craving validated insights, Bud & Mary’s is producing more than cannabis – it’s cultivating scientific research to reveal the molecular potential of

The marijuana industry is hopeful for a quick and positive decision on marijuana rescheduling after the U.S. Senate confirmed Terrance Cole to lead the DEA.

Multistate cannabis operator is selling its California assets as part of a strategic effort to preserve cash as the cannabis industry struggles with falling prices

The cannabis testing laboratory at the center of June and July recalls surrendered its permit in May and went out of business. New York marijuana

Competing versions of a key spending bill in the House and Senate preserve medical marijuana protections but are divided on marijuana rescheduling. Congress budget bills

Missouri cannabis regulators revoked the marijuana manufacturing license of C & C Manufacturing on July 17. Missouri marijuana regulators revoke manufacturers’ license is a post

From jazz clubs of the Roaring Twenties to the vibrant festivals of today, cannabis and music have been intertwined. For generations, artists and listeners have

Minnesota will hold a license lottery on Tuesday entrepreneurs who want to enter the state’s recreational cannabis retail market. Minnesota marijuana regulators to award new

Terrance Cole, Donald Trump’s choice to lead the Drug Enforcement Administration, may be confirmed by the Senate as early as next week. Marijuana rescheduling looms

Between evolving regulations, tight margins and fierce competition, cannabis operators are navigating one of the most complex business environments out there. But amid all this

The Omaha Tribe of Nebraska could be the fourth Native government to launch cannabis sales on reservation land ahead of the state. Omaha Tribe of

Multiple recreational cannabis products produced by East End Flower Farm in New York have been recalled. New York marijuana regulators issue recall after pesticide discovery

The official afterparty partner of MJBizCon 2025, NuWu Cannabis is also a model for multi-generational marijuana industry success. NuWu Cannabis to host consumption-friendly MJBizCon after

Under a new Florida law, medical marijuana patients who violate the state’s Drug Abuse Prevention and Control laws could lose their cards. Florida marijuana patients

Hemp-derived THC beverages are popular at bars in St. Louis but would be restricted to state-licensed marijuana stores under a bill introduced last month. Last

Cannabis regulators in 29 states and Washington, D.C., issued nearly 2,500 violations in 2024, resulting in $10.8 million in fines. Michigan leads nation in cannabis

Cannabis software technology platform Flowhub launched an integrated web-based ordering solution to help high-volume dispensaries increase online revenue. Flowhub launches new online cannabis ordering platform

But the proposal, from U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley of Oregon and U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, would not take effect for one year. Senate

The University of Mississippi lost its contract with the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) that allowed it to cultivate marijuana for federally approved studies.