I notice this topic is about Big Tech earnings season (Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon) and AI infrastructure spending - it has no connection to cannabis retail, dispensary operations, regulation,
Flower prices keep sliding as cultivation capacity outpaces demand in most mature markets, and that commoditization is pushing dispensary operators to find margin somewhere else. The accessory case -
A new survey from the National Cryptocurrency Association and Harris Poll found that a sizable share of U.S. adults would bank differently if crypto services were on the table, and that most banks
Illinois dispensaries are moving more marijuana products than ever, yet the dollars flowing through the till are shrinking - a split that state regulators say reflects better consumer pricing rather
Illinois regulators just closed the books on a fiscal year that reshaped how the state's cannabis industry operates. The 2026 Annual Cannabis Report, released jointly by IDFPR and the Cannabis
Inventory software tells a regulator what a dispensary sold. A separate category of software tells a regulator - or a bank - that the operator is actually following the rules behind that sale. These
Every few years a new technology arrives promising to make the current dispensary model obsolete overnight. Cashless payment rails, AI-driven inventory forecasting, automated compliance reporting -
A bipartisan pair of senators has once again put forward legislation meant to solve a problem that quietly undermines cannabis retail operations nationwide: the inability of licensed operators to
A decade after Georgia legalized low-THC medical cannabis oil, the program remains narrow, and lawmakers keep declining to expand it. In Macon-Bibb County, one of the state's three licensed medical
A ribbon was cut in a downtown Ferndale alley this week, but the story underneath it has less to do with paint and more to do with how cannabis operators are choosing to spend marketing dollars.
Nevada City is preparing to take another step toward a more permissive cannabis retail environment, and operators across the region should be paying attention. The City Council has agreed on a
Michigan's cannabis industry has spent years treating oversupply as an unsolvable math problem - too many growers, too much flower, too few buyers willing to pay a price that keeps a dispensary in
