Day: April 25, 2019

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A Denver federal judge denied an early motion to toss out most aspects of a landmark cannabis patent lawsuit, allowing the case to proceed toward a jury trial. The suit, filed last summer by Colorado-based United Cannabis Corp. (UCANN), alleges Pure Hemp Collective, also of Colorado, infringed on a patentContinue Reading

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While many see mixing cannabis with cancer-causing tobacco as an abomination, doctors at one cannabis company are reframing it as an innovation that could help save lives. The post Did a Cannabis Company Just Patent the Spliff? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Did a Cannabis Company JustContinue Reading

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Spring isn’t just an excellent time to organize your closet and clean out your garage, it’s a great time reevaluate your everyday habits—and that includes your cannabis routine. The post 7 Ways to Spark More Joy in Your Cannabis Routine appeared first on Leafly. Read More: 7 WaysContinue Reading

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On April 16, the Oregon-based cannabis testing company Phylos Bioscience made a shattering announcement: Phylos will be launching an in-house cannabis plant breeding program this spring. The announcement of Phylos’s breeding program made waves throughout the industry, as many cannabis cultivators took to the industry’s most popular social media networkContinue Reading

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Bank of NY Mellon will act as custodian bank to a new cannabis-focused exchange traded fund (ETF), the first time a New York Stock Exchange marijuana-related fund has seen backing by a major bank. The AdvisorShares Pure Cannabis ETF, which will trade under the ticker symbol YOLO, will have 80% ofContinue Reading

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Take a tour through Washington state’s Treehawk farms to see how they make temple balls of full melt solventless hash. The post In Photos: Dabbing Full Melt Solventless Hash at TreeHawk Farms appeared first on Leafly. Read More: In Photos: Dabbing Full Melt Solventless Hash at TreeHawk FarmsContinue Reading

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A small Canadian hemp cultivator is warning investors to be on the lookout for a “speculative” promotional email it says could be the cause of higher-than-average trading volume. The company – Toronto-based Two Hands Corp. – said it was unaware of the campaign promoting its company until it was notifiedContinue Reading