Day: July 3, 2018

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After a monthslong delay due to a court ruling, Arkansas is developing a plan that could result in the state’s medical cannabis program launching in early 2019, a state official said Tuesday. Scott Hardin, communications director at the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration, told Marijuana Business Daily that regulatorsContinue Reading

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From jaw-dropping historic events to pertinent celebrity birthdays, here’s what’s previously gone down on Canada’s legal-cannabis birthday. The post October 17: A Kaleidoscopic Overview of Canadian Cannabis’ Date of Legality appeared first on Leafly. Read More: October 17: A Kaleidoscopic Overview of Canadian Cannabis’ Date of LegalityContinue Reading

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It has been a year since Nevada launched its recreational cannabis market on July 1, 2017 — giving way to strong retail pot sales and tax revenue that have surpassed what analysts originally predicted. Some of the latest figures show that the state raked in around $340 million in salesContinue Reading

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Opponents of Utah’s medical marijuana ballot initiative have dropped their lawsuit seeking to prevent the question from being put to voters in November. Opponents drop lawsuit to prevent medical cannabis vote in Utah is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Continue Reading

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THC & CBD are both from the cannabis plant, but how are they different? Learn more about CBD and its unique medical benefits that gave rise to its popularity. The post CBD vs. THC: What’s the Difference? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: CBD vs. THC: What’s theContinue Reading

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Is your vape pen illegal in AZ? A recent court ruling threw the status of MMJ concentrates into confusion. The post How To Handle Cannabis Concentrates in Arizona Now appeared first on Leafly. Read More: How To Handle Cannabis Concentrates in Arizona NowContinue Reading

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A Colorado-based investment adviser received a cease-and-desist order from state regulators after admitting to securities fraud tied to a cannabis-focused firm he launched in 2016. Charlie Stivers, founder of Aurora-based Aim High Holdings, admitted to violating the Colorado Securities Act when he failed to disclose certain facts as he solicited investmentsContinue Reading