Finance

The state of Colorado reported that marijuana revenue came in at $266.5 million in 2018, Congress held a hearing on banking services for the cannabis industry, and more...in this week's Marijuana Money report.

To date, no bank that has dared work with marijuana, but that hasn’t given most of them the peace of mind to engage in this practice consistently like they do with other business sectors.

Marijuana companies seeking offshore European tax havens to set up shop, look no further; the Isle of Man is about to loosen its cannabis laws.

Pot stocks have been relatively flimsy this week since a report from Statistics Canada showed that cannabis consumption hasn’t changed much since the legal pot market was rolled out.

Pitchbook recently released its 2018 results for cannabis related investments, and the data is impressive: 139 deals scooped up a whopping $881 million.

Credit Union 1’s pilot program in Alaska can make a positive difference, especially by lessening various risks caused by an all-cash cannabis industry.

It was a shortened trading week with Martin Luther King’s day celebrated on Monday. Still, we’ve got a couple of acquisitions to report this week.

Ohio began sales of medical marijuana this week, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said he hoped to have adult cannabis legalized within 100 days, and more on this week's Marijuana Money report.

Here are the top financial cannabis news stories for the week ending January 11, 2019.

Cannabis and cryptocurrency have complementary business models that are likely to bolster one another as adoption – in both – becomes more widespread.