Month: November 2017 (Page 28)

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At one point, MassRoots was flying high, raising millions of dollars from investors and attempting to become the first cannabis company listed on the Nasdaq. Over the course of 2017, however, the marijuana-centric social media network has nosedived and now finds itself in a precarious position. Consider the following recentContinue Reading

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Excitement about hemp’s market potential is white-hot in Canada, where hemp production already overwhelms the United States and changing regulations could unleash a huge new market for CBD products. Company after company in Canada is gambling that the government will soon dramatically expand how the nation’s 120,000 acres of hempContinue Reading

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As local election results poured in last night, cannabis advocates in New Jersey and Virginia celebrated. Another election night these days usually means more big wins for the cannabis advocates around the country. This November, local elections included major victories in the purple states of Virginia and New Jersey, whereContinue Reading

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Cann Group charted a new high on news that it secured an import/export license for cannabis products, while penny stock The Hydroponics Company was also up. The post Australian Cannabis Stocks Climb Amid Licensing Announcements appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Australian Cannabis Stocks Climb Amid Licensing AnnouncementsContinue Reading

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California’s state treasurer isn’t waiting on the federal government to solve marijuana businesses’ banking problem. Treasurer John Chiang and members of a working group he formed are calling on California officials to create a state-government-run bank to serve marijuana companies, the Los Angeles Times reported. The recommendation by Chiang’s group bolsters a growingContinue Reading

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Warm up your Thanksgiving table with this classic recipe that contains a potent twist. Thanksgiving is one of my most cherished holidays in American culture. It is a harvest festival where the appreciation of family, friends, blessings, emotional wealth and material wealth take center stage. The worlds slows down momentarilyContinue Reading

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Tech titan IBM is pitching blockchain technology as a supply-management tool for British Columbia’s recreational and medical cannabis industry, a possible sign that Big Blue is eyeing Canada as a way to enter the marijuana sector. IBM submitted a paper to British Columbia after the government requested suggestions for itsContinue Reading

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Researchers tested 84 CBD products ordered online in 2016. Only 31% were accurately labeled. The post CBD Products Still Dogged by Labeling Errors appeared first on Leafly. Read More: CBD Products Still Dogged by Labeling ErrorsContinue Reading

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Hemp is cruising through the Wisconsin state legislature, where the Senate voted 33-0 to approve cultivation of the new crop. The Wisconsin bill hemp bill now heads to the Assembly, which scheduled a hemp hearing Wednesday. The final Assembly vote on hemp could come Thursday, according to WHBL-TV, possibly sendingContinue Reading

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The popular marijuana consumer website Leafly has laid off 15 employees and hired a tech entrepreneur to lead the Seattle company as its new CEO. The job reduction – unusual for the cannabis industry – cut Leafly’s workforce by about 13% and leaves the company with about 100 employees, GeekWireContinue Reading