Oklahoma AG's Cannabis Bank Ties Raise Compliance Questions Before Runoff
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond wants voters to make him governor Tuesday. He also chairs the holding company behind Blue Sky Bank, an Osage County institution that has grown from roughly
TSRgrow Expands GROWHub Software to Link Cultivation Data With Compliance
TSRgrow has rolled out a substantial 2026 upgrade to GROWHub, its cultivation software platform, adding energy monitoring, expanded batch-record tools, Metrc integration and building management
AI Chipmaker Etched Triples Valuation on Jane Street Backing
Etched, a startup building specialized chips for AI inference, announced Tuesday that it raised $700 million at a $21 billion valuation, led by quant trading firm Jane Street. The jump is notable
Virginia Hemp Retailers Seek Court Order to Delay THC Limits
A federal judge in Virginia spent nearly five hours Wednesday weighing whether to pause a new state law that would sharply tighten limits on hemp-derived products before it takes effect Saturday.
New Federal Hemp Rule Could Wipe Out the Cannabis Seed Trade
A single section buried in a federal spending bill is about to reshape who can legally grow cannabis in the United States - and it has almost nothing to do with dispensary shelves. The FY2026
Planet 13 Posts Narrower Loss as Merger With Vireo Nears Close
Planet 13 Holdings reported second-quarter revenue of $22.9 million, down 14.9% from a year earlier, but the multi-state operator narrowed its net loss to $5.6 million and improved gross margin to
Green Thumb's Cash Discipline Sets a Rare Cannabis Retail Benchmark
Cannabis investors have spent five years learning a hard lesson: top-line growth counts for little if a company burns through cash to get there. Dozens of multi-state operators expanded aggressively,
Nigerian Port Seizure Exposes Gaps in Cannabis Edibles Supply Chains
Nigerian anti-narcotics officers seized 442 packets of cannabis-infused cookies and gummies, totaling 309.4 kilogrammes, hidden inside a 40-foot shipping container at the TinCan Island Port Complex
Missouri Audit Exposes Gaps in City Credit Card Oversight
A Missouri state audit has found that two former Webster Groves employees ran up more than $4,300 in personal charges on city-issued credit cards, with purchases ranging from rideshare trips to a