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Trulieve to Exit Massachusetts Market; Will Close Third California Retail Facility

The Florida-based multistate cannabis operator is calling the decisions a continuation of its optimization efforts.

Settlement Allows New York Regulators to Issue Dispensary Licenses in Area Previously Blocked by Injunction

A federal lawsuit had barred the Cannabis Control Board from awarding cannabis retail licenses in the Finger Lakes region.

New York Cannabis Sales Hiding in Shadows of Connecticut, Missouri, Rhode Island, Vermont (and Illicit Market)

Despite 19.5 million residents, the Empire State is falling behind its legalization peers that recently launched adult-use sales.

California’s Cannabis Tax Revenue Sinks to 13-Quarter Low; Excise Tax Reporting Shifts

Licensed operators have provided nearly $4.9 billion in total tax revenue to the state since adult-use sales launched in 2018.

Oregon Cannabis Retailers Must Prove Tax Compliance to Obtain or Renew Licenses

Gov. Tina Kotek has directed regulators to require state tax compliance before approving dispensary licenses, a move that will affect roughly 823 licensees.

SAFE Banking Testifiers Provide Mixed Reviews in Senate Banking Committee Hearing

The congressional body invited witnesses from UFCW, SAM, Dama Financial and Cannabis Regulators of Color Coalition to speak.

New York’s Medical Cannabis Operators Could Switch to Adult Use by Year’s End

Under a revised regulations proposal, a one-time special licensing fee of $20 million would apply for medical licensees to enter the adult-use retail market.

Missouri Cannabis Sales Already Outpacing Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Others

Since launching an adult-use program in early February, Missouri has put $350 million of cannabis sales in the books.

New York Governor Signs Legislation to Crack Down on Illicit Cannabis Market as Part of State Budget

The Office of Cannabis Management can now seize product and seek injunctions to close illicit shops, and the Department of Taxation and Finance can issue fines of up to $20,000 per day.

‘Feel Confident in Opening Up a Dispensary’: Q&A With Mary & Main’s Hope Wiseman

Wiseman shares what it takes to successfully operate a retail business, from site selection and securing funding to community engagement and hiring.

Is Ohio’s Medical Market Ready for the Flip to Adult-Use Cannabis Sales?

Area experts consider how adult-use legalization could expand the customer base and provide new opportunities for education.

Trulieve Opens Georgia’s First Medical Cannabis Dispensaries

The company’s dispensary openings in Macon and Marietta come eight years after the state’s medical cannabis legalization bill was signed into law.

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