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Jay-Z’ new cannabis investment group says existing MSO’s aren’t doing enough to improve equity.
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News and nuggets for cannabis industry practitioners in the Midwest and beyond.
120 new companies have entered the market, as 289 companies held cannabis licenses as of the end of December 2020.
Shareholders of Majesta Minerals Incorporated will convene January 27 to review financial information from Verano Holdings and Alternative Medical Enterprises.
An intense and varied market has developed in Michigan, where some dispensaries attempt to compete on price where others strive to sell the best, highest quality product available.
As of the end of 2020, 205 companies had obtained cultivation licenses, whereas in July just 81 companies had cultivation licenses.
Assuming the federal government will continue to legitimize the industry this year, the Midwest will be at the center of the pot party.
The plan discussed would create 75 new dispensary licenses for applicants that did not make it into the lottery round announced last September.
A Cook County judge turned down a demand by a group of Illinois craft grow applicants for the state to immediately issue 40 craft grow licenses