Connecticut Cannabis Sales Continue Slow, Steady Growth in September
Connecticut’s nascent adult-use marijuana industry continued its steady march forward in September with $14.3 million
Demand for cannabis classes grows after recreational marijuana legalization in Minnesota
Inside a co-working space in Minneapolis Monday night, two dozen people took attentive notes and
Human Use Of Cannabis—For Food, Fiber And Psychoactive Effects—Stretches Back Millennia, New Report Says
A new paper in the European Journal for Chemistry traces the history of cannabis through
Debt Undergirding Most Cannabis Capital Raises in Recent Years
The reliance on debt could cause issues for several multistate operators in a few years.
The Daily Hit: October 9, 2023
The Daily Hit is a recap of the top financial news stories for Oct. 9,
Alaska Regulates Intoxicating Hemp Products
Effective Nov. 3, the same board that provides oversight to the marijuana industry will regulate
Number of the Week: 9%
9% – Percentage of the general population that says they’ve purchased cannabis flower recently Nearly
Is NY’s Medical Market Getting Left In The Dust?
New York’s medical market is on the verge of expanding into the adult-use market, and
Goods and Services and Canna Trademarks
By Fred Rocafort, Attorney at Harris Sliwoski Goods and services (G&S) identifications are a critical
California Governor Vetoes Cannabis Cafe And Marijuana Labeling Bills, But Signs Others Into Law
California’s governor has dealt the cannabis industry and marijuana reform supporters a mixed bag of