N.B. Sees Marijuana as ‘Green Gold’ for Struggling Economy
New Brunswick wants to be your marijuana supplier.
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Illinois Considers Allowing People to Possess, Grow or Buy Marijuana
Marijuana advocates are trying to lay the groundwork for Illinois to become the first state in the Midwest and the ninth nationwide to legalize recreational pot.
Sir Richard Branson Suggests New Zealand Farmers Swap Cows for Marijuana
Cannabis is one of the most widely available illicit drugs in New Zealand. Billionaire businessman Richard Branson has urged kiwi farmers to swap cows for cannabis. Speaking to New Zealand broadcaster Newshub during a recent trip to the country, Mr Branson said that he sees a significant business opportunity for the country’s dairy farmers inRead More
Swiss Cannabis Entrepreneurs Develop Craving for Low-Potency Pot
Entrepreneurs have high hopes for cannabis in Switzerland, where business has suddenly taken off in recent months, six years after the country legalized low-potency “marijuana-light”.
Could CBD-Infused Lifestyle Products be the Next Big Cannabis Marketplace?
In the heart of Texas, during the country’s largest entertainment festival, there were vendors selling cannabis.
How Israel Plans to Get Into the $50 Billion Medical Marijuana Market
Israel, a leader in marijuana research and health technology, is attracting international investment as it tries to position itself as a cutting-edge exporter in the rapidly-growing market for medical-grade cannabis.
Cannabis to Help You Snooze
An Israeli company is formulating the first “cannaceutical” aiming to help people with insomnia and other sleep disorders.
This Denver Company is Taking Cannabis Pain Relief to New Heights
If it works like a medicine, then it ought to look like one.
A Quarter of US Beer Drinkers Have Switched to Marijuana or Would if it was Legal
American presidents and poets have long expressed their love of beer.
This Start-Up is Building a Bridge Between Banks and Legal Marijuana Sellers
The marijuana industry is picking up as legalization sweeps the country, but there are still some wrinkles to be ironed out.
