Glass House Brands Branches Into Hemp
Glass House Brands (GLASF) is cautiously expanding into federally legal hemp markets outside of California where the publicly traded company...
CRB Monitor Securities Update | February 2025
With the current administration (and a few government-adjacent billionaires) calling the shots, the immediate and distant future of all government...
State Lawmakers Target Hemp-Derived Cannabinoids
Lawmakers in at least 19 states have introduced legislation this year to regulate or ban hemp-derived cannabinoid (HDC) products as...
Minnesota Draws 1,322 Microbusiness Applicants
Microbusinesses could be king in Minnesota, as over 1,000 applications were submitted for the uncapped license type ahead of this...
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NY Provisional Licensees Get 6-Month Extension
New York’s Cannabis Control Board unanimously voted to grant provisional license holders...
MA Extends Social Equity Delivery Exclusivity
The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission voted to extend the period in which...
Bright Green Exits Cannabis Business
As the prospect of marijuana rescheduling dims under this new administration, Bright...
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Lori Chavez-DeRemer, who invests in an Oregon cannabis business, was sworn in...
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Pre-licensing refers to licenses in application. Approved/pending licenses are approved but pre-operational pending additional conditions.
Tier 1A businesses literally touch the cannabis plant at some point along the supply chain from seed to sale, and are licensed by a government agency or regulator.
Tier 1B businesses are highlighted as red flags by FinCEN in its marijuana banking guidance.
