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Executive Insight with Cannabis Bank President Carole McCormick
Only a few years ago, financial services were a rare luxury for cannabis companies in the United States. Few were able to secure even a basic bank account, and those that could find an institution willing to take the risk of working with a business that trafficks in federally illegal goods faced compliance hurdles and exorbitant service fees.
Even when...
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Indigenous Opportunities in Cannabis
The Eastern Band of Cherokee in the territorial boundaries of North Carolina recently opened a dispensary, despite marijuana being illegal in the state. Likewise,...
Green Check Makes Cannabis Compliance One-Click Easy
Cannabis regulations constantly evolve, especially as more states launch legal adult-use markets. As a result, businesses continue to face mounting challenges and confusion when...
Unease at Eaze: Company to Shut Down after 10 Years
SAN FRANCISCO – Once known as “the Uber of Weed” and valued at $700 million, delivery-service-cum-multistate-dispensary-operator Eaze is winding down operations and will close...
Be Bold. Be Strategic. Be Profitable.
When budgets must be trimmed, marketing expenses often are the first to go. Largely, that’s because it’s notoriously difficult to attribute any kind of...
These Seeds Will Replace Clones
Genetics company Phylos Bioscience is raising the cultivation bar with its latest proprietary seed varieties, set for release in October. The company’s F1 hybrid...
IRS Attorney: There Is No End Run Around 280E
DENVER – Cannabis companies underpaying or withholding taxes based on presumed nullification of Internal Revenue Code Section 280E after rescheduling are setting themselves up...
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