Michigan's medical marijuana market is growing beyond expectations, generating more than $42 million in sales since the first dispensary opened on Nov. 1.

There are now more than 211,000 cannabis jobs across the United States. More than 64,000 of those jobs were added in 2018. That’s enough people to fill Chicago’s Soldier Field, with 3,000 more tailgating outside.

Following years of success in merchandising, Martha Stewart is tapping into a new industry: hemp-derived products.

According to the analysts over at Cowan, Starbucks -- the world's biggest café chain by number of locations -- could be the first fast food franchise to put cannabis-infused goodies on their menus.

Cannabis is not just going mainstream. It’s going upscale.

Like so many small towns in the U.S. during the recession, Smiths Falls, Ontario hit rock bottom in 2008.

Maine officials say the state has signed a three-year contract with a firm to track the growth and distribution of marijuana and marijuana products.

The world’s biggest, most influential cannabis market generated around $300 million in taxes in its first year of commercial legalization.

"Women are drawn to this industry because we're caretakers at heart. When you know you have a product that can help someone, it's in our nature and in our blood to share that."