Federal Reclassification Moves Cannabis Forward, but State Operators Still Face Real Limits
The federal government's decision to move state-licensed medical cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III marks the most significant shift in U.S. drug policy in decades - and for licensed cannabis
Michigan's New Wholesale Tax Pushes Rural Cannabis Operators Toward the Edge
When a marijuana manufacturing plant in Webberville, Michigan - a town of roughly 1,400 people - shut down in December, it took 62 jobs with it. The plant's leadership pointed to two compounding
The Wrong Topic Reached the Wrong Desk-and That Matters
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Green Thumb Industries Builds a Consumer Brand Machine in Cannabis Retail
The comparison sounds unlikely at first: a nearly 190-year-old consumer staples giant sitting next to a cannabis multi-state operator that still trades over-the-counter. But Green Thumb Industries
Speakeasy Dispensary Expands Into Bowling Green to Close South Central Kentucky's Patient Access Gap
A new medical cannabis dispensary is set to open in Bowling Green, Kentucky on June 5, adding licensed retail capacity to a part of the state that has been underserved since Kentucky's medical
Curaleaf Sets Reverse Stock Split to Position for U.S. Exchange Uplisting
Curaleaf Holdings Inc. is consolidating its share count ahead of a potential move onto a major U.S. stock exchange, with a 1-for-3 reverse stock split of its subordinate voting shares set to take
Portugal's GMP Export Dominance Slips as Czechia Moves to Fill the Gap
Portugal built its reputation as the EU's primary GMP processing hub on a combination of favorable climate, relatively accessible licensing, and the practical reality that a disproportionate share of
Wisconsin Golf Adds Short Courses, Caddie Stories, and Collegiate Milestones Worth Tracking
Grand Geneva Resort & Spa in Lake Geneva opened Wee Nip last Tuesday - an 11-hole, par-3 short course designed by Shorewood-based architect Matt Dusenberry - and it arrives at a moment when
How to Choose a CBD Point of Sale System for Retail Display, Payment Processing, and Hemp Product Checkout
Running a CBD retail shop without the right technology isn't just inconvenient - it actively costs you money, compliance standing, and customers. The hemp industry sits at a unique intersection of
Quality Roots Taps Michigan Retail Nostalgia to Drive Fall Cannabis Campaign
Michigan-based cannabis retailer Quality Roots is launching a licensed brand collaboration this fall that draws directly from a piece of the state's retail history - Mr. Alan's, the shoe chain that