Activision Blizzard will continue to accept cannabis
They are one of the most popular game studios – and a voice in the mainstreaming of cannabis. But now they merge … Activision Blizzard, a titanium in the game industry,
Cannabis sales in Connecticut continue to rise in August, with sales reaching $25 million
New data on monthly cannabis sales in Connecticut shows the numbers are up again. The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) announced in a press release that between
Idaho activists continue to campaign for medicinal cannabis to be used in the 2024 vote
An advocacy group is determined to bring medicinal cannabis to Idaho, one of the last states without legal weed. The group is called Kind Idaho and their supporters are currently c
The California authorities continue to take action against illegal cannabis activities
The California Unified Cannabis Enforcement Taskforce (UCETF) recently announced its progress in “aggressively” cracking down on the illicit cannabis market. Between Ja
Carnival Cruise Line will continue to use drug dogs in light of the spread of cannabis
Carnival Cruises will continue to use drug-sniffing dogs to search for marijuana and other drugs, according to a brand ambassador who confirmed the cruise line’s drug policy
Medicinal weed sales continue to decline in Arizona
In Arizona, there’s a Grand Canyon-sized chasm between medical cannabis and recreational marijuana. Medical marijuana sales continue to decline, while adult-use marijuana sal
Booker and Fetterman continue to push for marijuana legalization with a focus on justice
through Jelena Martinovic Democrat Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Pennsylvania Lt. gov. John Fetterman (D) continues to push hard for cannabis policy reform. “With a majority of
Because of this, people continue to smoke weed more than cigarettes
It seems like the Marlboro man’s days are numbered as the rise of cannabis smokers has begun to eclipse the big tobacco. A recently Gallup Poll and his data shows that there
NYPD will continue to test officers for cannabis despite conflicting orders from the Legal Department
Through Nina Zdinjak Hours after news hit the headlines that the New York City Police Department (NYPD) will not randomly test police officers or job applicants for cannabis, the i
Drug incarceration rates are falling, but police continue to make arrests
Despite the ongoing decriminalization of cannabis, drug arrests continue as steady as they have always been. A Pew analysis shows a deep dive into these trends, capturing data from
Michiganders are striving for more transparency as cannabis sales continue to rise
By Jelena Martinovic According to a statewide survey conducted by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research and Public Opinion Strategies on behalf of the Michigan Cannabis Manufacturers A
Hemp farmers give up as prices continue to fall
As hemp prices continue to fall, farmers are leaving. When the 2018 Farm Bill was passed, farmers were excited about the opportunity to grow hemp legally. Visions of massive demand
South Dakota tribes and lawyers continue to push for legal cannabis
Not only have the South Dakota Native American tribes legally opened a medical cannabis dispensary without consulting the state, but last week proponents also tabled four different
Efforts to unionize cannabis continue to grow in several states
By Andrew Ward Cannabis workers continue to unionize in several states. The latest example came on Tuesday when the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) announced that cannabi
The COVID Effect on Marijuana Sales. Can the rapid pace continue after the pandemic?
https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/article/covid-19-cannabis-purchase-change/ We all agree that COVID-19 has been a real motherfucker for many companies around the world. Many g
Increased demand for top talent as salaries in the cannabis industry continue to rise
By Jelena Martinovic With 320,000 full-time cannabis jobs in 2021, legal adult cannabis in 17 states and DC and medical marijuana in 36 states, the U.S. cannabis industry continues