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Massachusetts must rehire embattled cannabis czar as employee payouts soar
Ousted Massachusetts cannabis czar Shannon O'Brien won her job back even as employees who accused her of wrongdoing earn payouts of their own.
News September 4
Branding rules: Vic Mensa to share marketing insights at MJBizCon
Vic Mensa entered the cannabis industry equipped with real-life experience as well as knowledge gleaned from books.
News September 4
Nebraska moves to ban cannabis flowers and edibles, limit business licenses
Nebraska medical cannabis patients will have limited products available at limited dispensaries under rules approved Tuesday.
News September 3
Chicago alderman won’t allow cannabis dispensary owned by ex-cops
A Chicago alderman blocked a proposal from a business that includes former police officers from opening a marijuana dispensary on the city’s North Side.
News September 3
On-tap THC-infused drinks redefine the bar experience
Move over, craft beer – there’s a new drink flowing from taps. Hemp-derived THC-infused beverages, once limited to cans and bottles are making their way onto tap lines, offering a…
News September 3
Vaporizers with CBD, THC now banned in Texas
One of the toughest vape bans in the country went into effect on Monday in Texas.
News September 2
House Democrats introduce longshot federal marijuana legalization bill
Federal marijuana legalization seems unlikely to be considered by a Republican-controlled Congress that's blocked other cannabis bills.
News September 2
Did California’s biggest marijuana cultivator fool state regulators?
California’s largest legal cannabis cultivator appears to have renewed dozens of state permits despite falling out of compliance with a labor-friendly licensing requirement, records show. Glass House Brands, which operates…
News September 2
MJBizDaily is closed in observance of Labor Day
MJBizDaily is closed for the Labor Day holiday in both the United States and Canada and will resume publishing Tuesday.
News September 1
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