Month: March 2018 (Page 38)

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More than 60% of patients surveyed by the state reported benefits from using marijuana in inhaled or pill forms. The post Study: Minnesota Patients Say Medical Marijuana Reduces Pain appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Study: Minnesota Patients Say Medical Marijuana Reduces PainContinue Reading

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Check out some of the innovative and practical cannabis products that stood out at this year’s Seattle Cannacon. The post 5 Innovative Cannabis Products From Seattle Cannacon 2018 appeared first on Leafly. Read More: 5 Innovative Cannabis Products From Seattle Cannacon 2018Continue Reading

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The trial has been rescheduled for July. Before the mistrial, though, prospective jurors questioned why the case was even brought. The post Mistrial Declared in Denver ‘Church of Cannabis’ Case appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Mistrial Declared in Denver ‘Church of Cannabis’ CaseContinue Reading

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Washington state’s new seed-to-sale marijuana tracking system is up and running, but complications with the program have spurred regulators to extend a traceability contingency plan through March. “Since some licensees have had difficulties inputting their plant inventories into Leaf Data Systems, this allowance is being granted,” the state’s Liquor andContinue Reading

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A Canadian cannabis company is being investigated by a securities regulator after two of its directors sold millions of dollars worth of shares only days before it announced a large equity financing. The licensed producer, Maricann Group, also failed to disclose to investors that its CEO is under investigation forContinue Reading

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Israel’s government overpromised on their ability to export marijuana, and then the country’s cannabis producers overdelivered. Now the country has too much weed, with nowhere to go. Israel is the self-styled global capital for marijuana research and development, a reputation enjoyed thanks to government-sanctioned clinical trials, international investors pouring $100Continue Reading

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The parent company of Marijuana Business Daily and its former publisher have settled an employment-related lawsuit. Rhode Island-based Anne Holland Ventures filed a lawsuit in June in Denver County District Court alleging that George Jage violated the terms of his employment agreement after he unsuccessfully tried to buy Marijuana Business Daily. JageContinue Reading