Month: September 2020 (Page 17)

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The GFA Federal Credit Union, which said in 2018 that it would serve Massachusetts marijuana companies, announced a new partnership this week with cannabis payment processor Hypur to bring digital payment options to MJ retailers in the state. The move is another example of the slow but steady inroads theContinue Reading

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Bill & Ted Face the Music is the sometimes-epic adventure, sometimes-bogus journey to finally make that one song to unite us all. The post ‘Bill & Ted Face the Music’: Is it worth the high? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: ‘Bill & Ted Face the Music’: IsContinue Reading

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Cannabis producer Canopy Growth has implemented more layoffs, this time at its operation in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, the company confirmed. “Canopy Growth did conduct a number of layoffs in Niagara-on-the-Lake as a part of the larger restructuring efforts outlined by the company earlier this year,” said Jordan Sinclair, vice president ofContinue Reading

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Members of Israel’s Green Drone group used a drone to drop packets of cannabis on Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square. One of the masterminds said it was ‘his patriotic duty.’ The post Weed falling from the sky! 2020 is finally looking up appeared first on Leafly. Read More: WeedContinue Reading

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Troubled multistate marijuana operator MedMen Enterprises was rejected for a conditional-use permit needed to open a planned retail outlet in Pasadena, California – the result of material changes, including management upheaval. The latest blow incurred by Los Angeles-based MedMen demonstrates that cannabis store operators with instability in management and ownershipContinue Reading

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With medical marijuana legalization likely to pass, Nebraska prohibitionists are filing last-minute lawsuits to kick it off the ballot. The post Nebraska advocates fight to keep medical marijuana on Nov. 3 ballot appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Nebraska advocates fight to keep medical marijuana on Nov. 3Continue Reading