Articles tagged with "finance"

The cannabis-focused social network could be seen as aiding and abetting the distribution of an illegal substance, the exchange determined.

Portland warns of coming crackdown on cannabis events, NORML is tired of crummy concentrate coverage, and “synthetic marijuana” really stinks.

We pick the brain of Bob Carp, a leading tax attorney who advises cannabis businesses in every medical and adult-use state.

All eyes are on U.S. cannabis policy in advance of a special United Nations summit, Israeli companies are drawing American investments, and a man is rewarded for being punched repeatedly in the face.

An effort’s underway to expand New York’s medical program, Oregon officials answer industry questions, and more evidence that legalization doesn’t encourage teen use.

Investing in startup cannabis companies is about to get easier for the little guy — and for the little company. But it’s not as simple as putting up a Kickstarter page.

In today’s daily news digest: D.A.R.E. wants you to know it (really) doesn’t like cannabis, Oregon eases banking rules, and Ohio organizers unveil initiative details.

The first cannabis-sponsored pro athlete, a university’s obsession with a T-shirt, and lots of confusion over what a tampon is. Catch all the latest cannabis news in The Shake.

With officials and businesses searching for banking solutions, Leafly sat down with an industry veteran to get an insider’s perspective.

The Colorado credit union’s defeat in federal court yesterday could end up having positive implications for the political fight over cannabis banking.