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Dispatches From the Failing Cannabis Economy

Cannabis operators from across the U.S. foresee a tough year ahead, but they are controlling and adjusting what they can to stay afloat.

Verano CEO Says 2023 Will Be ‘Inflection Point’ for Cannabis Industry

As smaller operators struggle to weather the industry downturn, George Archos forecasts favorable M&A deals in attractive markets.

TerrAscend Promotes Ghanem to CEO

Ziad Ghanem spent the past 15 months as the company’s president and chief operating officer.

7 Considerations for Starting a Cultivation Business

Seasoned operators share vital lessons to consider when mapping out your cultivation start-up.

Curaleaf $20M Acquisition to Quadruple Retail Footprint in Utah

The company announced a definitive agreement with Deseret Wellness, which operates three of the state’s 15 medical cannabis dispensaries.

How Redecan's Gillian Limebeer Works: Cannabis Workspace

Master Grower Gillian Limebeer shares cultivation and management tips, tools she can't live without and what practices growers can ignore.

Shift With Seasons

Though price compression remains a significant challenge in many states, wholesale pricing data shows cannabis companies have weathered economic storms before.

Cannabis Conference Agenda Is Now Live

A central theme of this year’s educational program is how to survive the market’s severe downturn, do more with less, increase profit margins and compete in saturated markets.

AYR Wellness Closes Sale of Arizona Assets

The deal reduces AYR’s long-term debt by $22.5 million.

California’s Retail Logjam Leaves Legal Cannabis in Jeopardy

Many operators blame overregulation and overtaxation for the state’s still robust illicit market, but one elephant in the room remains: limited retail access.

Stone Road Farms Launches Products in Michigan

The launch in Michigan follows similar moves in Massachusetts and Oklahoma, and this time around Stone Road Farms teamed up with Cheboygan-based Gamut Cannabis.

Curaleaf Shutting Down Cultivation Facility in New Jersey

As state regulators work toward standing up the state’s adult-use program, the MSO has made the decision to cut back on cultivation.

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