Cannabis Businesses Cry Foul Over One City’s Equity Rules
This story was republished with permission from Crain’s Detroit Business and was written by Dustin Walsh. Brandon Kanitz,
Lowell Farms Lowers Losses as Revenue Dives by 47% in Q2
Net loss was cut to $100,000 as the company goes lean. California-based Lowell Farms Inc.
Study: Marijuana use, and abuse, increases among young adults after legalization
Oregon legalized medical marijuana in 1998, and in 2015 it legalized recreational use, yet policymakers
Jushi Focused on Profitability Despite More Sales Slumps
The company is focused on becoming more profitable through tight savings. Jushi Holdings Inc. (CSE:
New Version of German Cannabis Legalization Bill Draft Possibly Arriving Next Week
German Health Minister Karl Lauterbach recently said in an interview with the Rheinische Post on
University of Nevada, Reno Announces Cannabis Scholarship
Two companies in the cannabis space, Green Flower and Curaleaf, announced in an August 8
New York Judge Pauses Cannabis Dispensary Licensing
A New York judge on Monday issued a temporary injunction barring state cannabis regulators from
Dallas Restaurant Warns Customers: ‘If You Have The Smell of Marijuana, We Will Not Serve You’
Tex-Mex restaurant E-Bar has been the talk of the town for its anti-stoner policy that
Connecticut Recreational Marijuana Sales Reach Record High Of $13 Million In July
Connecticut adult-use marijuana sales reached another record high for the seventh month in a row
Biden Admin Has No Record Of Marijuana Letter Cited By DEA Head In Congressional Testimony
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) says it has no record of