Glass House Brands Hits NYSE as Cannabis Rescheduling Opens New Markets
Glass House Brands became the second U.S. cannabis company to list on the New York Stock Exchange this summer, a milestone that would have seemed implausible even two years ago. For Graham Farrar,
Cathedral City Secures $4.5 Million to Tighten Cannabis Enforcement and Public Safety
Cathedral City has landed a $4.5 million grant through California's Proposition 64 public health and safety program - funding that will flow directly into police, fire, and code compliance operations
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The submitted topic concerns a professional basketball organization's personnel decision - specifically, a roster move involving a reserve guard whose contract option was declined ahead of the next
Small Cannabis Operators Find Lessons in Financial Discipline When Margins Stay Tight
Running a licensed cannabis retail business on a thin margin is less about perfect execution and more about managing the moments when things go sideways - and still coming out ahead. That tension
Federal Court, Not DEA Hearing Room, May Decide Marijuana Rescheduling's Legal Fate
The DEA's marijuana rescheduling hearing, set for June 29, has drawn intense attention from cannabis operators, investors, and compliance professionals watching for signs of what a Schedule III
Missouri Opens Lottery Window for 77 Microbusiness Cannabis Licenses This July
Missouri is preparing to open a two-week application window - July 13 through July 27 - for prospective licensees seeking one of 77 microbusiness marijuana licenses that will be awarded by lottery.
Summer Solstice Heat Forces Cannabis Dispensaries to Rethink Cold-Chain Operations
The summer solstice arrives with more than just longer days. For licensed cannabis retailers and their supply chain partners, the seasonal shift to peak solar intensity brings real operational
South Dakota City Cuts Cannabis Licensing Fees to Stay Competitive
Brandon, South Dakota has moved to lower two of its cannabis licensing requirements - the annual renewal application fee and the minimum liability insurance threshold - after a local cultivator
Trulieve Authorizes $50 Million Share Buyback, Signaling Confidence in Its Own Valuation
Trulieve Cannabis Corp. has authorized a share repurchase program of up to $50 million - or up to 5% of its issued and outstanding subordinate voting shares, whichever is smaller - over the next 12
Michigan Regulator Files Complaint Against Processor Holding Thousands of Untagged Products
A Michigan cannabis processor is facing potential license suspension after state inspectors found more than 12,000 individual cannabis products with no Metrc tags or identifying information -