Howard Sklamberg, a longtime attorney at the FDA, is now involved in federal cannabis policy on behalf of multistate operator Columbia Care

The move could be the first step toward cannabis legalization in the U.S., since Schedule 1 is reserved for drugs with "no currently accepted medical use."

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Officials with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) are reportedly resisting calls to reschedule marijuana, creating tension with the White House as President Joe Biden continues to tout his...

As marijuana has become more mainstream and potent, uneven regulation at the state and federal levels leaves consumers at risk.

The reclassification could impact several aspects of the industry in major ways, but it likely faces delay from opposition.

Bill Stocker could be considered the archetype of a conservative voter: He's a retired Marine and former police officer who voted for President Trump. But he's also among the majority of South Dakota...

The departments of Health and Human Services and Justice will undertake reviews of existing research to determine a course of action.

A bevy of cannabis finance experts gathered Friday at the NECANN Boston Cannabis Conference to share their insights and predictions.

A financial battle royale among at least eight different cannabis stakeholders – which has been building to a crescendo since it began in May – reached a new level in January with multistate operator...

Hartmann sat down with Green Market Report to talk about his strategy for Massachusetts and the longer-term path to profitability.

And then there were eight. After a lightning-quick meeting on Friday afternoon of the New York Cannabis Control Board (CCB) – which lasted less than five minutes – its three present members voted...

Howard Sklamberg, a longtime attorney at the FDA, is now involved in federal cannabis policy on behalf of multistate operator Columbia Care

The bill would open the floodgates to interstate and international cannabis commerce by putting it on par with alcohol and tobacco.

Legislation to remove the decades-old federal ban on marijuana was at long last introduced Thursday by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer.

Canadian cannabis chain High Tide plans to add at least 96 locations in Ontario alone over the next several years.

Biden noted his administration's efforts toward cannabis reform during his State of the Union address, a first for any sitting U.S. president.

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There are hundreds of companies that have quietly disappeared from the California marketplace, as well as some that have made headlines.

Twenty-seven states have limited-licensing schemes that lead to the lack of diversity in the marijuana industry, a study on equity shows.

Schedule III won't make cannabis federally legal in the eyes of the stock markets.

Optimistic hiring forecasts have lately began appearing, as more state markets come online and consolidation reshapes others.

In a letter to California Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders on Friday, a broad group of cannabis industry leaders warned that the state's licensed marijuana market is on the verge of collapse...

The company reportedly still has operations in Illinois, Massachusetts, and New York.

He stressed that he believes Congress should be the first to act on rescheduling.

State officials will audit corruption in cannabis licensing after a Times investigation uncovered allegations of bribery, conflicts of interest and other misdeeds.

The first quarter of 2024 has come and gone, and with it several cannabis industry predictions about marijuana rescheduling.

Panic is setting in over fears rescheduling may not happen after the Supreme Court overturned the Chevron ruling.

The count of cannabis operators in California is down by almost 29%, according to data from the state's Department of Cannabis Control.

Because larger players have their own in-house brands, there's no incentive to provide shelf space to small, independent brands.

The U.S. Department of Justice confirmed that Attorney General Merrick Garland has circulated a proposal to move marijuana to Schedule III from Schedule I.

California licensed marijuana businesses can continue to do business as usual during a statewide lockdown implemented because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Cannabis businesses in New Mexico are counting on a stampede of Texans when the state's adult-use marijuana market launches.

The license winner may become the first to formally appeal the ruling that her proposed store is too close to an existing MSO to the state.

Anson Funds had a secret deal with a short selling publisher for negative reports on two cannabis companies.

The vast majority of Orange County cities still maintain bans on medical and recreational marijuana businesses.