Cannabusiness

Legalizing cannabis on the federal level would create 654,000 jobs in the immediate future and one million jobs by 2025. The move would also result in $105.6 billion in revenue between now and 2025.

Here's something that never would have happened without marijuana legalization: A California cannabis farmer received a $1 million insurance payout.

An Israeli developer of cannabinoid-based therapies is ready to introduce a compound cream for the treatment of psoriasis and related skin conditions.

John Salley, the four-time NBA champion who played for the “Bad Boy” Detroit Pistons, doesn’t look like he’s aged a day since his basketball career ended with the Los Angeles Lakers.

California has been having trouble converting illicit cannabis businesses to legal enterprises and the black market appears to be as strong as ever.

American Cannabis Company, a Denver-based consulting and ancillary marijuana products firm, signed a distribution deal to sell cultivation-related products through Walmart, The Home Depot and Amazon.

With marijuana legalization spreading across the US, Mexican marijuana is still around in prohibition states, but the tables have turned.

Jesse Henry knows San Francisco. He also knows cannabis.  “This city is built for tourists. We put a lot of work into giving them a San Francisco experience.”

“Conservative projections of an estimated $500 million a year in initial marijuana tax revenues for New York State could leverage enormous economic impact across the board and help rebuild our state,” says former Erie County Executive Joel Giambra.

Prisoners often do some nasty drugs to pass the time. This dark reality comes with its fair share of problems.