Shelves that once carried hemp-derived THC gummies, vapes and pre-rolls across dozens of Hawaiʻi retail shops are now bare, the result of a Department of Health enforcement push that began in July.
Congress has a date circled on the calendar: Dec. 11, the point at which a farm bill provision tied to hemp-derived intoxicants is set to close. What happens before then could determine whether
Byrna Technologies posted fiscal third-quarter revenue of USD 15.3 million, down roughly 46% from USD 28.2 million a year earlier, alongside a net loss of USD 2.9 million, or USD 0.13 per share. The
Massachusetts voters will decide this fall whether to dismantle the state's recreational cannabis market entirely. Question 8 would repeal adult-use marijuana sales, forcing a licensed industry that
Trulieve Cannabis Corporation used its second-quarter 2026 earnings call to mark a genuine structural turning point for the multi-state operator: a listing on the New York Stock Exchange, the removal
Inspection-readiness has become its own software category, separate from the seed-to-sale systems that track plants and product batches. A dispensary can run flawless inventory counts and still fail
A federal ban on intoxicating hemp products now takes effect Dec. 11, not Nov. 12 as originally scheduled, after Congress tucked a short delay into last month's government-funding bill. That gives an
A decade after Georgia legalized medical cannabis, the program's expansion remains stuck in committee, and one licensed operator decided lobbying from the sidelines wasn't working. Fine Fettle, one
Two senators from opposite sides of the aisle have filed legislation meant to solve a problem that has quietly plagued cannabis retailers for years: getting basic insurance coverage without an
Two Michigan cannabis retailers put their marketing budget toward a public art commission this week, and the result says something about how dispensary brands are learning to spend outside the usual
Nevada City is quietly positioning itself as one of the more permissive small jurisdictions in its region on cannabis policy, and the shift is happening through ordinary municipal process rather than
Baby Boomers are quietly turning into one of the more interesting demand pockets in the cannabis business, and Michigan's oversupplied market has real reason to pay attention. National survey data
Cannabis retailers in Maine are under increasing pressure to keep inventory records airtight, and the state's seed-to-sale tracking infrastructure has become the backbone of that effort. Regulators
