3 Tips to Secure Funding from Cannabis Investors
With limited equity capital available for newly licensed operators and cannabis technology startups, there is no room for making errors […]
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Social Consumption and the Next Frontier for Legal Cannabis Commercialization
While legal U.S. cannabis sales are projected to exceed $50 billion by 2026, economic expansion for the industry will truly
3 Fresh Approaches Experts Suggest for Overcoming the Safe Banking Stalemate
While federal cannabis banking reform nearly passed last month, proposed regulations crafted to relieve cash-starved operators licensed in nearly 40
Coming Together to Address Cannabis Industry Issues
We’re halfway into the inaugural week of Cannabis Innovation Lab, where Grown In and the nationally renowned innovation hub 1871
Massachusetts looks to bolster aging medical market, as AU prices drop
Massachusetts’ Cannabis Control Commission’s work to overhaul the state’s medical cannabis regulations remain underway, as they await January’s start of
New York approves regulatory hurdles for MSOs and first set of adult use retailers
Multi-state operators will be able to move into New York’s emerging adult use market, but at a stiff premium, according
Michigan begins crackdown on illicit sales through legal dispensaries
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Michigan’s Cannabis Regulatory Agency announced the forced permanent shuttering of one dispensary, a temporary shuttering of another, and $184,000 of fines levied across 11 dispensaries and a testing lab.
Regulators say a crack down on New York City’s gray market is imminent
While New York’s first adult use retail licenses are anticipated to come next Monday, state regulators say they are preparing to drop the hammer on New York City’s ever expanding quasi-legal cannabis market.
NYC’s gray market is exploding, and the legacy market is trying to polish its image
New York City’s fabled legacy market is alive and well, with a new professional polish in the form of quasi-legal gray market retail shops and consumption lounges.
Federal injunction on CAURD licenses shake up industry, but regulators plan to plow ahead
A federal judge blocked New York from creating new justice-involved dispensary licenses from about a third of the state. But regulators are indicating they will issue licenses for the rest of the state later this month.
