The Financial Maneuvering That Put Cannabis On The NYSE
Historically, cannabis companies operating in the United States have been locked out of one of the most fundamental tools available to American businesses: the ability to list on a major U.S. stock exchange. On June 5, 2026, that changed. Trulieve Cannabis Corp....
South Africa: Cannabis And Hemp Summit Tackles Industry Challenges
Under the theme ‘Africa’s Gateway to the Global Cannabis Economy’, this year’s event brought together international policymakers, investors, and local cultivators, with high-profile industry figures, including Gareth Prince, participating as keynote speakers. Hosted...
Missouri Hemp Growers, CBD Businesses Brace For Potential Border Hop
As businesses statewide brace for the impact of HB 2641, some believe the ban is bigger than regulation. For them, it means the closure of many alternative wellness shops and diminished relief for people who live with chronic pain. Gov. Mike Kehoe passed the bill...
GOP Bill Would Use Opioid Funds To Jump-Start Clinical Trials On Psychedelic-Based Trauma Treatment
Can a psychedelic drug with heavy side-effects and anecdotal evidence as a treatment for addiction become a wonder drug for veterans facing opioid substance abuse and post-traumatic stress disorders? House Republican state Rep. Jaime Green of Richmond wants to find...
Federal Rules Prevent Study Of High-Potency Michigan Cannabis
A Michigan State University researcher is calling for federal policy changes to allow more realistic cannabis research as Michigan's marijuana market continues to grow. Michigan voters approved an initiative to legal recreational marijuana use for adults age 21 and...
Cannabis Has Dozens Of Public Companies; Wall Street Acts Like It Has Seven
Cannabis stocks have rebounded sharply over the last twelve months. The AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis ETF, MSOS, has climbed roughly 104% year-over-year, while the S&P 500 is up about 28% over the same period. On the surface, the sector appears to be recovering....
Federal Lawsuit: Cannabis Companies Hid Health Issues From Consumers
Cannabis companies have been accused of not properly warning users of health issues related to their products, a new federal class-action lawsuit states. The complaint, filed by Weitz & Luxenberg, targets companies in 13 states and is brought by consumers who...
Minnesota Governor Walz Signs Landmark Cannabis Omnibus Bill, Reshaping State’s Cannabis Industry
On May 26, 2026, the Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed into law the 2026 Omnibus Cannabis Bill. Sponsored by Representative Jessica Hanson (DFL-Burnsville), the law represents a sweeping set of reforms to the state’s regulated cannabis industry, touching everything...
How Nabis Became The Amazon Prime Of The Cannabis Industry
Former Meta and Microsoft engineers Jun Sup Lee and Vince C. Ning built Nabis into the country’s biggest marijuana distributor, delivering $1.5 billion worth of weed to dispensaries every year. Now it’s blooming in a fourth state. More From Forbes
Illinois Cannabis Businesses Push For Regulatory Changes As Legislative Session Winds Down
As lawmakers work through the final days of the legislative session, some Illinois cannabis business owners are pushing for changes they say would reduce costs and make it easier to operate. Among their top priorities are adjustments to security and surveillance...
