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El Paso to Boost Small New Mexico City’s Adult-Use Market

Sunland Park, a small border town, is positioned to reap the retail benefits of being located next to Texas’ sixth largest city.

Curaleaf Named to TIME's List of the World's 100 Most Influential Companies

The second annual TIME100 Most Influential Companies list honors companies making an extraordinary impact around the world.

Tucson’s Special Zoning Rules for Social Equity Dispensaries Could Take Six Months

The city’s intent is to bring business and commerce to communities impacted by prohibition following Arizona’s lottery for social equity licenses.

Vermont Receives More Than 400 Prequalification Applications from Cannabis Businesses

The state is accepting prequalification applications from cultivators, product manufacturers and retailers as it prepares to launch a commercial adult-use cannabis market this fall.

The 420 Hotels Obtains Provisional License, Paving the Way for Denver’s First Hotel With a Legally Licensed Lounge for Cannabis Consumption

The Patterson Inn is on track to be the first boutique luxury hotel in the United States with a licensed cannabis consumption lounge.

10 Years In The Making: Q&A With G Pen CEO Chris Folkerts

As Grenco Science, the company behind the G Pen, celebrates its 10-year anniversary, founder and CEO Chris Folkerts reflects on his journey through cannabis, the California market, and more.

Canadian Cannabis Companies Partner on Amnesty Fellowship Program

The TOQi Fellowship for Cannabis Amnesty program, supported by Cannabis Amnesty, TOQi Technologies and Aurora Cannabis, will create salaried internship opportunities for those most impacted by cannabis prohibition.

Wana Brands, Six Months After the Canopy Deal: Q&A With Nancy Whiteman

Whiteman reflects on the challenges of more than a decade in the cannabis industry, what led to the recent changes in the C-suite and shares predictions for what’s ahead.

Biden Continues Ban on D.C. Adult-Use Cannabis Sales in Budget Proposal

The proposed $5.8-trillion budget for 2023 includes what is known as the Harris Rider, which blocks Washington officials from implementing commercial cannabis sales.

New Mexico Governor, Pueblos Sign Intergovernmental Agreements on Cannabis

The state’s two agreements with the Pueblo of Pojoaque and the Pueblo of Picuris will support the tribes’ participation in the adult-use cannabis industry.

New Mexico Issues Recall of Medical Cannabis Products from Sacred Garden

Regulators have discovered that the cannabis operator was distributing products contaminated with mold.

Alabama Gubernatorial Candidate Tim James Says State Officials Want to Create ‘Drug Cartel’ with Medical Cannabis Program

James, who is currently polling second behind incumbent Gov. Kay Ivey, also criticized the program for not requiring stringent enough training for doctors.

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