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Harborside’s Steve DeAngelo weighs in on California’s grow licensing issue, saying consumers deserve the choices that larger and smaller growers can provide.

“There is an undeniable sense within the First Nation community of not being left behind,” says Jacob Taylor, co-founder of the First Nations-owned and -operated socioeconomic development firm the Pontiac Group.

The city’s order shuttered 26 retail stores and other marijuana growing facilities operating under the name Sweet Leaf. Police investigation focused on eight locations licensed by the company.

Roughly two weeks ahead of legal sales, state regulators have granted the first batch of temporary cannabis business licenses.

Investment columnist Alan Brochstein examines the warning signs that investors might have heeded.

Two family members who allegedly conspired to bribe suburban Detroit officials to persuade them to allow a medical cannabis dispensary have pleaded guilty.

In 2016 MassRoots was “The Biggest Hit in the Marijuana Business.” Then it lost millions and fired CEO Isaac Dietrich. Now it’s hard to know who’s in charge.

Under strict new water rules in California, cannabis farmers who haven’t thought through their water use could be left out to dry.

The Cannabis Control Commission unanimously approved a policy to allow the establishments, where patrons could to purchase and consume cannabis on site.

The world’s largest retailer is selling a fake 7-foot canna-Christmas tree for $249. We asked a farmer: What’s an actual 7-foot cannabis plant cost?