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New York’s slow licensed dispensary rollout has affected cultivators with ample amounts of ready-to-sell product. Read how — and what’s being done to combat it.

As New York City grapples with unlicensed cannabis shops appearing throughout the five boroughs, state officials are heightening their efforts to curb the surge.

Innovation, the legal landscape, and evolving social attitudes continue to shape what’s to come for cannabis. See our predictions.

Finish the year off strong with huge sales numbers in New Jersey and new dispensaries arriving close to daily in New York. Here’s what’s up in the region.

Just because dispensaries can’t have sales doesn’t mean there aren’t other marketing tactics. Here are 5 suggestions of what to do instead.

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Veterans access to medical cannabis is a priority for some on Capitol Hill, and other developments advancing cannabis across the nation.

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Green Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving in the U.S., first emerged as one of the biggest sales days of the year in the legal cannabis industry in 2017. Since, it has become a landmark day for cannabis retailers everywhere, much like Black Friday for the retail industry writ large. Now that Green Wednesday has become

Ohio voters officially approved a ballot to legalize recreational cannabis on Tuesday, Nov. 7. As 57 percent of voters supported the measure, defying Republican legislative leaders who remain opposed to it in the legislature, the passage of Issue 2 made Ohio the 24th state to legalize cannabis for adult use.   What exactly did voters