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Being a ‘Trimmigrant’ is One of the Hardest Jobs in the Marijuana Black Market
The Emerald Triangle is a remote area of Northern California that has long been considered the “world’s best-known ganja-growing region.”
Study: Medical Marijuana Changes How Employees Use Sick Time
That’s the stark warning from the Institute for a Drug-Free Workplace, a nonprofit that works to combat drug use among American employees.
Even if Medical Marijuana is Legalized in Ohio, Your Boss Could Fire you for Using It
Even if Ohio Gov. John Kasich signs into law a bill legalizing medical marijuana, some patients could be stopped from treatment by their employers.
What Place Do Street Dealers Have in the Legal Weed Economy?
Before licensed producers and marijuana dispensaries, pot smokers got their drugs from street dealers.
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.
5 Things to Know Before you Interview with a Cannabis Company
I was a successful leader of one of the largest consulting firms in the world.
Making a Business out of Marijuana isn’t Easy
Running a marijuana business is more than a pipe dream, says Justin Breidenbach: It’s about taxes, banking, liability, supply and demand.
Commodity Markets are so Crummy that Miners are Pivoting into Other Industries like Eggs and Marijuana
Many of the world’s junior miners are laying down their picks and shovels to start new ventures ranging from egg exporting to medical marijuana farming, as they as try to survive a crash in metals prices by shifting away from exploration.
Policeman Sacked for Smoking Cannabis on Duty says: ‘I’ve Been Hung Out to Dry’
Kirk Van Niekerk has slammed the decision to place ticket allocation for his disciplinary hearing with an entertainments company
