Investors are eager to enter the cannabis space, but entrepreneurs should be careful about who they let in. The post 5 Takeaways from the Southern California Cannabis Investment Forum appeared first on Leafly. Read More: 5 Takeaways from the Southern California Cannabis Investment ForumContinue Reading
A repeal of the 280E section of the federal tax code for law-abiding marijuana companies was not included in the final version of the landmark tax bill that the U.S. Senate passed early Saturday, despite a last-minute amendment attempt by Colorado Republican Sen. Cory Gardner. An amendment that would have exemptedContinue Reading
A San Diego-based real estate company that caters to medical cannabis cultivators has filed paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission disclosing plans to raise $100 million. If successful, Innovative Industrial Properties’ raise would be one of the larger funding efforts for a U.S. cannabis business. The company – which began listingContinue Reading
Business executives from the cannabis industry interested in speaking at MJBizConNEXT have until Dec. 15 to submit original, all-new content ideas for sessions. MJBizConNEXT, hosted by Marijuana Business Daily, will be held May 9-11 in New Orleans. Anyone interested in presenting at the conference must complete an official speaker application,Continue Reading
A federal judge has rejected an effort by an American Indian tribe to resume growing hemp in Stockton, California. The Winnemucca Shoshoni tribe had sued the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and San Joaquin County in October over the removal of 26 acres of hemp – a crop the tribe valued atContinue Reading
A rally outside the San Francisco City Hall proceeded an important vote by the city’s Board of Supervisors last Tuesday to move the city toward recreational cannabis in Jan. 2018. One of America’s original legal medical cannabis markets, San Francisco, has passed regulations that should see the city’s cannabis operatorsContinue Reading
California’s recreational marijuana program is set to launch Jan. 1, and lawmakers have laid the regulatory foundation to govern the new industry at the state level. But at the local level – where municipalities can further regulate or even outright ban marijuana businesses – California’s largest cities are in varyingContinue Reading
