Oregon’s Cannabis Market: What Investors And Entrepreneurs Need To Know
Oregon’s cannabis market offers examples of industry pain points, as well as the ability to innovate and mature.
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Local Lawmakers Encourage Entrepreneurs Interested In Cannabis Industry To Start Planning Now
As the cannabis industry prepares to ground in New York state, Buffalo city leaders are encouraging folks to get involved sooner rather than later.
Advice For Young Cannabis Entrepreneurs Looking To Get Started
It takes a little knowledge and a lot of passion to grow a successful business.
Michigan’s Cannabis Market: What Investors, Entrepreneurs Need To Know
Despite numerous companies jumping into the cannabis space in the Great Lakes State, operators say Michigan’s early success in the legal adult-use market has them anticipating even more positive days to come.
‘Lady Buds’ Documentary Explores The Rocky Path To Legal Cannabis
When California voters legalized recreational marijuana with the passage of Proposition 64 in 2016, the move caught the attention of big-money investors
25 Pot-Repreneurs Who Are Invested in Cannabis and CBD Businesses
Every week it seems another celebrity announces the launch of a new cannabis brand.
10 Inspiring Women in Cannabis Today
As Women History’s Month comes to an end, we reflect on all of the influential women in the cannabis industry, and the overall impact women have had on the plant throughout history.
Marijuana Mom Petitions NJ Gov For Rec License, Fears Small Businesses Will Be Overlooked
Cannabis legalization in New Jersey doesn’t necessarily alleviate the industry of its troubles.
Former NBA Forward Al Harrington Wants to Make 100 Black Individuals Millionaires Through the Cannabis Business
Al Harrington is helping Black entrepreneurs enter the cannabis sector through an incubator partnership with his company, Viola Brands.
Marijuana Entrepreneurs Sue L.A. Over ‘Flawed’ Process for Approving Pot Shops
Cannabis entrepreneurs who want licenses to open new shops in Los Angeles are suing the city, arguing that an application process flooded by hundreds of competitors was “flawed” and unfairly implemented.
