Cannabis Retailers Use Public Art to Fund LGBTQ+ Youth Services
Two Michigan cannabis retailers put their marketing budgets behind a mural this week, and the move says something about how dispensary brands are trying to differentiate in a crowded adult-use
Vermont Dispensaries Face Payment and Compliance Pressure as Market Matures
Vermont's adult-use cannabis market is still young compared to neighbors like Massachusetts, but operators there are running into the same operational squeeze every regulated state eventually hits:
Older Consumers Emerge as Untapped Growth Market for Cannabis Retailers
Michigan's cannabis industry has spent years drowning in its own supply. Production keeps climbing, wholesale prices keep falling, and margins for growers, processors and dispensaries keep getting
Joint Checking Accounts Highlight Banking Gaps Cannabis Retailers Still Face
Joint checking accounts have become a routine fix for shared money problems - splitting rent, helping an aging parent manage bills, teaching a teenager the basics of a budget. Bankrate's rundown of
Pennsylvania Hemp Retailers Brace for a Federal Crackdown
A billion-dollar hemp economy in Pennsylvania is staring down a possible federal ban, and the deadline is close. Congress is weighing tighter restrictions on hemp-derived products after closing a
TSRgrow Expands GROWHub Software to Merge Cultivation Data With Compliance
TSRgrow has rolled out a significant 2026 upgrade to GROWHub, its cultivation software platform, adding analytics, energy monitoring, expanded batch records, Metrc integration and building management
Cannabis ETF Rally Signals Investor Bet on Federal Rescheduling
Cannabis equities are having a moment few in the sector predicted even a year ago. The AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis ETF (MSOS) has climbed to its highest levels of 2026, driven by a wave of
Analysts Split on Health In Tech as Loss Estimates Persist
Health In Tech, Inc. (NASDAQ: HIT) is drawing divided opinions from Wall Street just as the insurtech company works through a stretch of projected losses that stretches well into 2027. Maxim Group,
Federal Funding Bill Could Spare Missouri Hemp Beverages From November Ban
Missouri's ban on intoxicating hemp products takes effect Nov. 12, but a carve-out written into the state law means hemp-derived THC beverages specifically could keep selling past that date -
Senate Standoff Over Hemp THC Limits Leaves Retailers in Limbo
A one-month reprieve on federal hemp restrictions survived a Senate floor fight last week, but the underlying policy fight is far from settled. Sen. Ted Budd, R-NC, tried and failed to strip a 30-day