Cannabusiness

The trading week was shortened as markets were closed on Wednesday to honor the funeral of the 41st president George HW Bush. Probably best since stocks took a beating on Tuesday.

Altria, the parent company of Philip Morris USA and maker of the Marlboro cigarette brand, is reportedly considering a bold move to join the cannabis industry.

New Jersey makes a bold move towards adult use legalization, Dixie and Grown Rogue started trading on the CSE, it was a busy week for earnings...and more in this week's Green Market Report.

According to numbers released by the Cannabis Control Commission, Massachusetts brought in over $2.2 million in their first official 5 days, selling nearly 57,000 items to eager consumers.

Are some cannabis CEOs ashamed, embarrassed or scared to reveal their connection to a product that they hope the people of the world will one day enjoy?

The IPW ceremony aimed to recognize the accomplishments of women in the cannabis industry—from entrepreneurs and investors to influencers and advocates.

As more traditional retailers gear up for door-crashing sales days like Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the cannabis community is gearing up for another day: Green Wednesday.

Officials were predicting billions in the first quarter, but some of the largest cannabis producers have collectively struggled since the market opened up in October.

Acreage Holdings, MJardin, and Harvest all began trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange, plus more marijuana money news!

It's estimated that worldwide flower production will go from 2.1 million pounds in 2017 to 6.9 million pounds in 2022. Now that’s a lot of weed.