StateHouse receiver says cannabis receiverships on the rise

StateHouse receiver says cannabis receiverships on the rise

There’s a reason why Scott Yahraus’s firm, Receivership Specialists, was requested by Pelorus Fund in its recent move to force StateHouse Holdings (CSE: STHZ) (OTCQB: STHZF) to be managed by a court-appointed receiver: the company’s been taking on such jobs for almost a decade in three states, and has managed 30 such marijuana receiverships in […]

Chicago suburb bans hemp-derived THC sales, joining regional push

Chicago suburb bans hemp-derived THC sales, joining regional push

Officials in an Illinois suburb near Chicago became the latest to crack down on unregulated hemp-derived THC products, joining other local governments across the state to fill what they describe as a regulatory vacuum left by Springfield lawmakers. The Rolling Meadows City Council unanimously approved an ordinance this week prohibiting retail sales of hemp-derived THC, […]

Accounting group pushes for clarity as questions around cannabis tax rules mount

Accounting group pushes for clarity as questions around cannabis tax rules mount

The Internal Revenue Service faces mounting pressure to clarify cannabis tax rules, as a key Supreme Court decision threatens to upend the agency’s interpretative authority and rescheduling looms large over the industry. The American Institute of CPAs in a letter this week urged the U.S. Treasury Department and the IRS to provide advance guidance for […]

Upstate New York shop fined $9.5 million for unlicensed marijuana sales

Upstate New York shop fined .5 million for unlicensed marijuana sales

A small shop in upstate New York near Rochester has been hit with a $9.5 million fine after the owner ignored a cease-and-desist order to stop selling cannabis without a license. George West, the owner of Jaydega 7.0 in the town of Canandaigua, was slapped with the enormous fine this week by Attorney General Letitia […]

Massachusetts celebrates ‘pivotal chapter’ of cannabis industry maturation

Massachusetts celebrates ‘pivotal chapter’ of cannabis industry maturation

A new report from Massachusetts cannabis regulators described the past fiscal year – July 2023 to June 2024 – as a “pivotal chapter” for the maturation of the marijuana trade in the state, citing ever-increasing sales records, new social equity developments and upcoming social consumption business licenses. The annual report, issued by the state Cannabis […]

Number of the Week: 45%

Number of the Week: 45%

45% – Number of likely voters in North Dakota in favor of adult-use legalization Will the third time be a charm? North Dakota voters will once again vote on whether to legalize adult-use cannabis in the state. A recent poll called the measure too close to call with less than a month until Election Day. […]

Illinois officials call out illicit sales, THCA for eating into legal cannabis sales

Illinois officials call out illicit sales, THCA for eating into legal cannabis sales

Illinois’ cannabis industry hit new heights in fiscal year 2024, with adult-use sales eclipsing $2 billion and dozens of new dispensaries opened their doors. But the latest annual cannabis report from the state also reveals a market still wrestling with persistent illicit sales and an emerging threat from unregulated hemp-derived products. The report, compiled by […]

Rescheduling could expand medical marijuana beyond dispensaries

Rescheduling could expand medical marijuana beyond dispensaries

Conversations around rescheduling cannabis usually center around how such a move will affect the adult-use cannabis industry. However, the bigger impact of such a move could be on medical marijuana. If the plant is rescheduled from a Schedule I drug to Schedule III, cannabis would be on par with most prescription medicines. But there’s still […]

Tsunami of debt heading toward the biggest cannabis companies

Tsunami of debt heading toward the biggest cannabis companies

There is a tsunami of debt headed straight for the cannabis industry. When capital dried up a few years ago, many publicly traded cannabis companies turned to debt for needed funding. Now, roughly $1.83 billion of that debt is set to come due by 2026. Facing the wave There’s no way to know exactly how […]

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