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Type S licenses were designed to reduce the barriers to entering California’s legal cannabis market. But so far, not a single one has been issued.

“If the government’s mandate is to stamp out the black market, they need to allow for vaporization and concentrates as soon as possible,” says dosist CEO Josh Campbell, who testified before the Senate last week.

Aurora Cannabis’ announcement that it will acquire MedReleaf for C$3.2 billion may put the squeeze on smaller cannabis farmers.

Applications for state licenses to grow hemp—marijuana’s non-intoxicating cousin—have increased more than twentyfold since 2015.

A number of cannabis mutual funds and ETFs have emerged in the last 18 months, but their records are spotty.

In cannabis, ‘women don’t have to watch all these men promoted over them,’ says Windy Borman. ‘They can be the founder or the CEO.”

Vape cartridges are a great way to consume cannabis, but not all are created equal. Read about how CCELL delivers more dependable vape pen technology to consumers.

Cannabis may be saving the farming culture of Carpinteria, Calif., but some locals say the funky smell is getting up their noses.

Stores that were open did well, but there weren’t many open stores. So tax revenue didn’t meet the forecast.

There’s a problem with introduction of per se laws for cannabis—they aren’t based on good science.