Seed Junky Genetics Expands Trulieve Licensing Deal Into Pennsylvania
Seed Junky Genetics is widening its footprint in regulated cannabis through a new licensing agreement with Trulieve, one of the largest multistate operators in the country. The deal extends a
Federal Bank Review Finds Reputation Risk Still Shapes Account Decisions
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has spent months digging through the account-closure practices of the nation's largest banks, and the findings land close to home for the cannabis
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Sloppy Software Is Becoming a Compliance Liability for Dispensaries
A dispensary's point-of-sale terminal freezes during a Friday rush. The budtender waits. The line backs up. Somewhere behind that spinning wheel sits a stack of code nobody on staff will ever see,
Cannabis Retailers Use Public Art to Anchor Community Giving Campaign
Two Michigan cannabis retailers cut the ribbon on a new mural in downtown Ferndale this week, and the project says as much about how licensed operators are approaching brand identity and community
Senators Push Federal Safe Harbor for Cannabis Insurance Providers
Two U.S. senators introduced legislation this week that would shield insurance companies from federal penalties for underwriting policies covering state-licensed marijuana businesses. Sens. Kevin
Older Consumers Emerge as Untapped Growth Segment for Cannabis Retailers
Michigan's cannabis market has spent years drowning in its own supply. Prices have collapsed, margins have thinned, and operators keep asking the same question: where are the new customers going to
Nevada City Council Moves to Loosen Cannabis Retail Rules
Nevada City is quietly positioning itself as an outlier among small California municipalities on cannabis policy, and the direction is toward less friction, not more. The City Council has settled on
Vermont Dispensaries Lean on Retail Technology as Compliance Load Grows
Vermont's adult-use cannabis market is still young by national standards, and that youth is exactly why software decisions made now carry outsized weight. Operators entering the state don't have the
Oklahoma AG's Cannabis Bank Ties Raise Compliance Questions Before Runoff
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is asking Republicans to elect him governor Tuesday while chairing the parent company of Blue Sky Bank, an institution whose assets grew from roughly $200