Curaleaf CEO says he’s focused on being ‘global’
Curaleaf’s CEO seems to be thinking far beyond the United States, saying “The goal is really to be the global industry leader.”
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The five states with adult use referendums: What to watch for this November
This fall there’s five states with active ballot questions that could legalize adult use cannabis possession on Nov. 8: Arkansas, Maryland, Missouri, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Not all are a sure thing.
Michigan cannabis activists call a rally, but it’s mostly for “maintenance”
About 100 cannabis caregivers, patients, and activists gathered on the Michigan Capitol Lawn in Lansing Tuesday to register their overall support for the state’s unique caregiver laws.
New York state gets first residency requirement challenge
Much like neighboring states, New York now faces legal action as it works through its initial round of license approvals for adult use cannabis.
Biden’s cannabis scheduling review: What it means for business and capital
Beyond the markets’ initial enthusiasm for cannabis’ possible declassification, Pres. Biden’s move to review cannabis’ drug schedule classification did not clarify future pot industry capital flows.
Illinois gets its first craft grow facility. When do the other 87 come online?
Illinois proudly cut the ribbon on the first operational craft grow facility this week, but after over a year since licenses went out, there has been little news of progress for most other craft grow licensees.
As Maine market grows, it attracts out of state attention
Maine’s getting a lot of looks from out-of-state investors. Is that because of a recent court ruling, or operators just doing it right?
Ohio medical cannabis survey finds 72% of prescribed don’t use program
State data compiled for the study also found that while 546,000 people had been recommended to the program by a physician, less than half that number actually registered, and half that number again are active participants in the program.
Massachusetts delivery operators petition for lighter regs ahead of CCC review
A group of Massachusetts delivery operators and advocates are petitioning the state’s Cannabis Control Commission to change existing requirements for delivery.
Hemp farmers: We could have solved Connecticut’s cannabis coming supply problems
“We are both growing cannabis and it would enable Connecticut to have product available for the population in a much faster time frame,” claims Cheshire, Conn. hemp farmer Brant Smith.
