Mote Marine, Veterans Group, and Student Divers Expand Florida Coral Restoration Work
For the 15th consecutive year, Mote Marine Laboratory has joined forces with Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge and SCUBAnauts International to put trained divers in the water off the Florida Keys -
CITs Promise Retirement Plan Savings, But Sponsors Must Prove the Strategy Holds
Collective investment trusts are drawing real attention from retirement plan sponsors, and the pitch is straightforward enough: lower expenses, same underlying strategy, better outcomes for
Luxury Fashion Brands Claim European Beach Clubs, Raising Retail Pop-Up Stakes
High-fashion houses are converting poolside real estate into branded retail environments across Europe this summer, and the operational logic behind these moves says something worth paying attention
Medical Cannabis Operators Must Act Now as DOJ Opens Federal Registration Portal
The window is narrow and the stakes are real. With the Department of Justice's registration portal now open for medical cannabis operators, a June 26 deadline separates businesses that qualify for
Supreme Court Rules Weed Use Alone Cannot Strip Gun Rights From Licensed Cannabis Consumers
The Supreme Court handed down a unanimous 9-0 ruling on June 18 that federal prosecutors cannot strip a person's firearm rights solely on the basis of cannabis use, with no additional evidence of
Virginia Strikes a Deal to Launch Licensed Cannabis Retail by 2027
After years of legalized possession without any legal place to buy, Virginia is finally on a path to opening a regulated adult-use retail cannabis market. Gov. Abigail Spanberger and Democratic
Canopy Growth Posts Revenue Gains but Warns Profitability Still a Fiscal 2027 Goal
Canopy Growth closed its fiscal year ended March 31, 2026 with consolidated net revenue of $284.6 million Canadian - a 6% increase over FY2025 - and a narrowed net loss from continuing operations,
Michigan's Marijuana Wholesale Tax Falls Far Short of Road-Funding Projections
Michigan's new 24% wholesale tax on adult-use marijuana collected roughly $34 million through April 30 - the first four months of collections since the levy took effect January 1 - against a
Michigan Regulator Files Complaint Against Processor Over Thousands of Untagged Products
A Michigan cannabis processor is facing potential license suspension after state inspectors found more than 12,000 individual cannabis products without Metrc tags or any other identifying information
Multi-State Operators Rush DEA Registration as Federal Rescheduling Opens New Doors
The Trump administration's April 28 rescheduling order - moving state-licensed medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III - triggered something the cannabis industry hasn't seen before: a