SAFE Banking Act Returns to Senate, Pressing Dispensaries on Cash Dependence
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators has reintroduced the SAFE Banking Act, renewing pressure on Congress to resolve one of the most operationally disruptive conditions facing licensed cannabis
Philadelphia Hotel Strike Signals Broader Labor Tension Hitting Summer Retail
Philadelphia's summer event season is barely a week from launching, and the city is already absorbing thousands of visitors - but the economic lift isn't landing evenly. Workers at one of the city's
NYC's Unlicensed Cannabis Shops Force Buyers and Operators to Know the Difference
New York City's adult-use cannabis market has expanded faster than most regulated markets anticipated - hundreds of licensed dispensaries now operate across all five boroughs, and the Office of
CBP Clears STIIIZY Hardware Import Path, Giving Retailers Supply Certainty
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has determined that STIIIZY batteries are importable when paired with the brand's redesigned pod system - a ruling that removes a meaningful layer of supply-chain
Roberto Leal Publishes Psychological Thriller Exploring Privacy and Public Scrutiny
Spanish television presenter Roberto Leal - best known for hosting the popular game show Pasapalabra - has released his debut novel, El sótano, a psychological thriller built around a man whose life
Dutchie Embeds AI Directly Into Dispensary POS and E-Commerce Workflows
Dutchie, the cannabis technology platform that processes transactions across more than 6,500 dispensaries in North America, announced on June 15, 2026 a new suite of artificial intelligence products
Michigan Regulator Charges Cannabis Processor Over Thousands of Untagged, Out-of-State Products
The Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency has filed a formal complaint against VJAS 1, a licensed cannabis processor based in Harrison Township, after an inspection revealed more than 12,000 individual
Cannabis Operators Rethink Data Strategy as Structured Information Replaces Editorial Depth
Across licensed cannabis markets, operators increasingly encounter a version of the same problem: the information they need to run compliant, profitable businesses is fragmented across dashboards,
DEA Rescheduling Shifts Cannabis Tax Math, But Canadian Operators Hit a Wall
The Drug Enforcement Administration's move to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III marked a genuine shift in federal posture toward cannabis - the first of its kind in the drug's
Editorial Mismatch: This Topic Falls Outside Cannabis Business Coverage
The context provided - PSG supporters celebrating a Champions League final result in Paris in May 2026 - describes a European football event. That subject has no connection to cannabis retail,