Ohio high court orders state to act on medical marijuana cultivation expansion
The Ohio Supreme Court told state regulators they can’t just ignore applications to expand medical marijuana cultivation facilities. Ohio high court orders […]
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Mainstream businesses are bracing for minimum-wage hike, but many cannabis firms already pay more
Half the states across the country have increased – or will raise – the minimum wage paid to hourly workers this year, […]
Ayr borrows $75 million to fund marijuana acquisitions, finish facilities
Multistate marijuana operator Ayr Strategies announced a $75 million secured loan intended to fund acquisitions and complete facilities in Arizona, Ohio and […]
Ohio medical cannabis businesses are now on the market to highest bidders
Ohio medical cannabis businesses have begun changing hands, particularly now that a year-long waiting period for the sale of dispensaries has expired. […]
Group inks $182.8M of cannabis deals in bid to become publicly traded REIT
A New York-based limited partnership said it has entered binding agreements to acquire 15 marijuana-related properties in nine states for $182.8 million […]
Green Thumb’s sale-leaseback cannabis deal in Ohio valued at $32.2M
Marijuana multistate operator Green Thumb Industries announced an amended sale-leaseback deal valued at up to $32.2 million for a facility in Ohio, […]
Week in Review: Congress delays marijuana vote, more record cannabis sales, Brazil nears legalization & more
Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives decided this week to hold off on a floor vote for the Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment […]
Colorado, Illinois, Ohio set records for monthly marijuana sales
States continue to post record cannabis sales in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing economic downturn, further evidence the […]
Ohio medical marijuana program too expensive, study finds
More than 60% of Ohio residents are dissatisfied with the state’s medical cannabis program, citing high prices as the No. 1 reason, […]
Week in Review: Cannabis toll from lack of jobless stipends, rising Illinois MJ sales, Texas hemp firms sue state & more
It’s been a little more than a week since the $600-per-week federal jobless benefits expired, and the toll that lack of extra […]