MGC Wins US Nod for Cannabis Cosmetics
Medicinal cannabis and cosmetics firm MGC Pharmaceuticals has won approval from the US regulator to sell its cannabis-based anti-ageing cosmetics in America.
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Businesses Finding New Customers with New Pot-Infused Products
Pot shops have been filled with sweet products such as brownies, caramels, candies and sweet drinks that are all infused with THC.
Oregon on Track to Collect $43 Million in Pot Taxes this Year
Oregon is expected to take in about $43 million in tax revenue from recreational marijuana this year under a revised estimate by state economists.
How Retail Lows Could Lead to Marijuana Highs
Last month, Sports Authority and Aeropostale became the latest major retailers to seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and announce store closures.
4 Marijuana Stats that will Blow You Away
Cannabis is enjoying a major public-image improvement.
Fairgrounds Host Hemp and Cannabis Event
The event floor was thick with people wandering between booths offering products with advertising describing them as organic and Oregon-grown. In a way it looked like a small business expo or county fair.
Toronto’s Oldest Medical Pot Dispensary Wants to Lead Industry Out of Legal Grey Area
More dispensaries, but still no clarity on regulations.
This Man Ran a Huge Cannabis Factory Next to a Police HQ
In 2016, the idea of corporations running large-scale weed-growing operations is a relatively mainstream one.
Don’t All Rush at Once, but This Legal Cannabis Startup is Hiring Tech Staff
OK. So it’s not a tester job, duh, but Confident Cannabis is looking for front and backend developers in San Francisco and this is actually a chance to be part of a pretty cool social experiment, as much as being close to the green stuff.
Advocates Warn Dispensaries’ Deadline will Push Millions of Marijuana Dollars Back Underground
Rough estimates suggest that by closing some 80 cannabis storefronts, the city is forcing $10 million to $29 million back into Vancouver’s black-market economy every month.
