Texas lieutenant governor seeks to ban consumable THC products in the state
A key Texas official wants to ban all forms of THC products in the state.
A key Texas official wants to ban all forms of THC products in the state.
Denmark’s six-year medical cannabis pilot scheme could soon be expanded into a “permanent” market, according to a recent surprise announcement from the government.
A group representing licensed medical marijuana operators in New York is suing the state over a $20 million “special licensing fee” that the lawsuit alleges is “punitive and unconstitutional.”
Delaware’s lottery for the 15 adult-use marijuana retail business licenses the state will award is scheduled for Dec. 19.
Michigan’s recreational marijuana businesses are on the verge of eclipsing the $10 billion mark in sales, only four years after the adult-use market launched.
A new lawsuit targets Connecticut’s laws limiting the amount of THC in manufactured hemp products in the state.
Two women are suing Minnesota’s cannabis regulator after being denied an opportunity to participate in the upcoming lottery for adult-use marijuana social equity business licenses.
Canadian cannabis operators are preparing their businesses for a potential nationwide postal strike that would involve 55,000 workers.
Spain’s long-awaited and hard-fought legislation to launch a medical cannabis market in the country has been slammed by pharmacists, patient advocacy groups and businesses.
MJBizDaily reporters and editors are providing live coverage of the 2024 election, focusing on legalization ballot measures in four states, key federal races that could affect marijuana reform and other election-related tidbits.
Two years after beginning the process, Costa Rica has finalized the licensing for businesses seeking to cultivate and produce hemp-derived products.
A two-day auction is scheduled for next month to sell the remaining equipment assets formerly owned by defunct Michigan marijuana company Skymint.