Apple Accepts Cannabis Now Magazine Into the App Store
Apple has accepted Cannabis Now magazine in its app store, the first cannabis magazine to be accepted.
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Apple has accepted Cannabis Now magazine in its app store, the first cannabis magazine to be accepted.
The city of Denver launched a new section on the state of Colorado website, specifically answering the FAQs for its approacing new retail marijuana market.
Only five to ten Denver pot shops are expected to have their licenses and inspections in time to open on January 1, of over 100 with pending applications.
Colorado dispensary owners are having trouble finding packaging that meets the standards of Amendment 64's regulations.
Thanks to a lack of regulation, California has become an unstable MMJ market and may lose their entrepreneurs to other states.
Washington regulators are reviewing over 1,300 applications from would-be entrepreneurs seeking to engage in the licensed production and sale of cannabis
Colorado's MMJ business application backlog still persists, but is down from over 900 to 96 since last year. The MED hopes to clear the backlog this month.
MJ Freeway is a cloud based point of sale system for the medical marijuana industry to facilitate patient records, transactions, inventory control and other aspects of a dispensary’s business.
In his latest article following the cannabusiness, Alan Brochstein lists new leaders as the industry continues to step out of the shadows.
Aaron Sankin breaks down the business end of the effects of marijuana legalization.
Forty-five percent agreed it is unacceptable for an employer to sanction an employee for off-the-job marijuana use, even where cannabis is illegal.
The global cannabis market is in the hundreds of billions of dollars per year; as legalization unfolds cannabis will make more millionaires than Microsoft.
The ArcView Investing group held a meeting in Seattle Tuesday for hopeful cannabis start-ups to pitch their businesses.
CBS reports that Illinois' medical marijuana business is expected to rake in big money, as much as $45 million the first year.
Legal cannabis is predicted to outpace the speed of global smart phone expansion with 64% growth. The Green Rush could potentially revitalize our sluggish
Over 300 marijuana business applications have been accepted so far in Colorado; 136 for retail shops, 28 for infused products, and 174 for cultivation.
Quick, wine connoisseurs, panic! Morgan Stanley Research released a report saying a global wine shortage is coming. If legalized, could cannabis serve as a
Fortunately, there is already a bill Congress could act upon that would reform federal banking laws relating to marijuana businesses.