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Research by Miner & Co. finds most brand-conscious consumers, age 25 to 39, use cannabis for self-care and wellness, not just to get high.

The deal marks first time a major pharmaceutical company has agreed to market a medical cannabis device, the product’s developer says.

Still in its early stages, the plan would revive a failed effort to legalize delivery during the state’s previous legislative session.

Cannabis sales in Washington state have for the first time surpassed $200 million in a quarter. The number, however, includes the state’s highest-in-the-nation tax scheme.

Rules that went into effect on Oct. 1 are killing small-scale producers of infused products. Will the OLCC respond, or let them die?

The conference kicked off Wednesday with enthusiasm and hope. It ended two days later, on Friday, tinged with anxiety.

At least initially, Alaska’s legal cannabis businesses will have to make tax payments to the state by dropping off or mailing bundles of cash.

Find tips for dispensaries and other businesses on how to improve their mobile channels in part 3 of cannabis marketing lessons learned at MozCon 2016.

The first cannabis retail store selling legal cannabis opened in Valdez, Alaska over the weekend. More than 250 people stood outside in cold, blustery conditions to purchase legal flower for the first time.

The market is rising, but it’s also filled with ultra-risky penny stocks. Here are five of the most stable and legal cannabis companies that are open to public investment.