Do Cannabis Farms Count as Agriculture? The Answer Could Cost Michigan Schools.
The state’s funding sources for education come from a variety of places, including sales tax,
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How To Wind Up a Cannabis Company
By Vince Sliwoski, Attorney at Harris Bricken Most cannabis companies are not wound up properly,
Arizona Saw Marijuana Sales Start To Slip, Hitting Lowest Numbers In Almost A Year
May’s total was the lowest since September 2022, when the state reported sales at $80.9
Chicago Cannabis Fintech Claims FIS Killed Its Company
Chicago-based cannabis financial technology company Spence Labs is suing tech biggie Fidelity National Information Services (FIS)
Green Market Report Finance Awards: Top Investment Firm Entourage Effect Capital
On August 3, Green Market Report hosted its 2023 Finance Summit. At the Summit, the winners of the
Former Trump Drug Czar Says Top Federal Officials Stopped FDA From Scheduling Kratom Amid Concern About Agency’s ‘Bias’
As the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) under the Trump administration prepared to propose
Alabama Judge Rejects Medical Marijuana Officials’ Request To Delay Lawsuit So They Can Award Licenses A Third Time
“We just want to reverse course, put things on a better track so that it
Only One In 10 Ohio Prosecutors Say They’ll Seal Drug Records Under Reform Law, With Most Eyeing Relief For Marijuana Convictions, Study Finds
As Ohio voters prepare to decide on a marijuana legalization initiative on the November ballot,
The First Republican Primary Debate Sucked for Everyone Except Trump
Each of the eight participants in the first 2024 Republican primary debates went to Milwaukee
Another New Jersey Police Officer Fired Over Marijuana Must Be Reinstated, Judge Rules
A New Jersey administrative law judge has dealt another blow to Jersey City’s police chief