Month: July 2019 (Page 11)

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MJardin Group, a marijuana production company based in Denver and Toronto, broadened its reach with the acquisition of its first cultivation facility in Nevada. MJardin, which trades on the Canadian Securities Exchange as MJAR, announced Tuesday it closed and transferred the license of Las Vegas-based GreenMart of Nevada. More on MJardin’sContinue Reading

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U.S. House Judiciary chair Jerrold Nadler and U.S. senator and presidential hopeful Kamala Harris on Tuesday filed legislation to decriminalize marijuana across the nation. If adopted, the bill could open up business opportunities for legal marijuana nationwide, similar to the federal legalization of hemp. The Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and ExpungementContinue Reading

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Los Angeles-based Ello Capital plans “one-stop” shopping as a marijuana-focused investment bank serving cannabis companies in the United States. The company said it is filling a need for an underserved clientele with few, if any, other cannabis-focused investment banks currently operating in the U.S. It’s more common for investment bankingContinue Reading

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Newfoundland and Labrador’s auditor general wants to keep cannabis profits in the province and look at how provincial health insurance can benefit medical cannabis consumers. The post Corporate Interests and Health Coverage Under Review in N&L appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Corporate Interests and Health Coverage UnderContinue Reading

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Hawaii’s fledgling medical marijuana reciprocity program has the potential to boost sales at local dispensaries given that several million domestic tourists visit the state each year, but the program has experienced a slow start since its launch. From early March through the end of May, Hawaii’s out-of-state program added an average of 160Continue Reading

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Few things have captured the attention of the masses quite like rescuing the aliens who conspiracy theorists claim crashed in Roswell, New Mexico on July 8, 1947 (or on the eve of 710 Eve, perhaps on their way to the fattest dab party in the galaxy). As the theory goes,Continue Reading

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Michigan regulators lowered marijuana licensing fees for prospective business owners living in 19 cities where residents were disproportionately impacted by the war on drugs. Under the new social equity program, regulators can slash fees up to 60% for applicants with proposed marijuana establishments in minority, low-income communities including those inContinue Reading