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New York Will Get 12 New Weed Dispensaries, Ending 2023 With More Than 35 Adult-Use Stores Open

By Jelena Martinovic
December 15, 1:54 PM
New York governor Kathy Hochul has announced plans to open a dozen new recreational cannabis dispensaries, including eight Black-owned, five Hispanic-owned and nine women-owned. In total, New York is expecting to have 37 stores selling adult-use cannabis by the end of December. A New York Supreme Court decision that lifted an injunction blocking cannabis dispensary licenses earlier this month resulted in licenses being granted to companies like PharmCann, NYCANNA and The Cannabist Company Holdings, the latter previously known as Columbia Care.

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SEC Green Lights Public Listing Of Texas Cannabis Co. That Will Use AI In Clinical Trials

By Jelena Martinovic
December 15, 11:09 AM
Cannabis Bioscience, a Houston-based clinical research company, has announced plans to conduct cannabis clinical trials using artificial intelligence (AI) programs. The company aims to optimize the research processes and promote the use of cannabinoid therapies as a first option for patients. Proceeds from a stock offering by selling shareholders will be used to fund these trials.

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A 2024 Investor Guide To New York’s Cannabis Market Expansion: The MSO Wealth Roadmap

By Nicolas Jose Rodriguez
December 15, 10:15 AM
Considering the significant growth potential in New York's cannabis market and the strategic positioning of Multi-State Operators (MSOs) highlighted in Zuanic & Associate's latest report, how might investors capitalize on

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Colombia’s President Wants Weed Legalized Despite Senate Opposition: Prohibition Increases ‘Profits Of Drug Trafficking, Violence’

By Jelena Martinovic
December 15, 9:21 AM
The Colombian Senate has put on hold a measure seeking to legalise marijuana, despite it having advanced through the Chamber of Representatives and a Senate committee. Colombian President Gustavo Petro objected to the decision, arguing that it would increase the profits of drug trafficking and its violence. If lawmakers decide to implement the reform, they will have to start the two-year legislative process from scratch next year.

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