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The secret to winning cannabis M&A is infrastructure, not scale
Cannabis M&A activity is heating up, but the operators and investors who will benefit in the long term are thinking like healthcare providers, not retailers.
March 27Virginia marijuana social equity advocates call to delay adult-use sales launch
Virginia cannabis social-equity advocates are calling for the governor to delay the launch of adult-use cannabis sales so that small businesses stand a chance of competing with MSOs.
News March 26Missouri cracks down on hemp THC retailers ahead of federal ban
Stores must immediately halt sales of intoxicating hemp products because of concerns over mislabeled and potentially unsafe merchandise.
March 26Georgia poised to add more cannabis permits under MMJ expansion
Eliminating a THC cap on medical cannabis products and allowing patients to vaporize medicine could encourage more Georgians to enroll in the state MMJ program - and thus allow more…
March 25Cannabis MSO PharmaCann closes another cultivation facility
Both facilities are slated to close on May 20. In Pennsylvania, 60 people will lose their jobs; in Colorado, 132 workers will be displaced.
News March 25Debt dominates cannabis capital raises as equity deals dry up
The cannabis industry has transitioned to a more commoditized market characterized by price declines and minimal organic growth.
News March 25Scathing audit for Alabama medical marijuana authority on eve of market launch
Alabama’s beleaguered Medical Cannabis Commission failed to follow state procedure and open-meetings laws, overpaid an outside law firm by $204,000 and didn’t maintain records properly, a recent state audit found.…
News March 24Mass layoffs as cannabis MSO PharmaCann exits Colorado market
The closure of the cannabis company's cultivation operation comes as Colorado’s marijuana industry is seeing declining wholesale prices.
News March 24Rhode Island weighs fewer cannabis licenses to avoid market crash
Nearly four years after the state legalized adult-use marijuana, the original plan to issue 24 new retail licenses is up in the air.
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