A marijuana dispenser in Colorado is modeling his career after an unlikely business hero: TV dinner tycoon Clarence Birdseye, who practically invented the frozen food industry thanks to his dual interests in food preservation and inventing new technology.
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Kieran Nicholson ~ Denver Post ~
A Denver-based credit union aiming to become the first of its kind — one created to serve the Colorado marijuana industry — has suffered a setback.
Cincinnati area businesses are already pondering what they should do if Ohio votes this fall to legalize marijuana, including use of medicinal pot on the job.
Jilian Mincer ~ Reuters ~
Shop owners seek to capitalize not only on the vaping trend, but on the more widespread, and legal, use of medical marijuana.
Will Yakowicz ~ Inc.com ~
Entrepreneurs are trying to boost sales by steering pot toward the Whole Foods crowd.
Will Smith’s Bud Bar Displays sells wares in 23 states and overseas.
DENVER — Colorado’s booming marijuana industry is getting around a ban on some advertising by sponsoring some sections of Colorado highways with new signs.
A District company has introduced five so-called medibles for medical marijuana patients.
A year after legalization, cannabis tax revenues in the state have topped expectations and sales top $1.4 million per day.
Allison Manning ~ Boston.com ~
You may have a passion for the product, but getting the go-ahead to start growing and selling marijuana in Massachusetts can be a long, expensive and difficult path.
Bruce Finley ~ Denver Post ~
Metro Denver’s surging legal marijuana industry means surging energy usage in the region.
A growing number of conventional companies are making the decision to branch out, and grab a piece of the cannabis market.
As pot laws liberalize, cannabis capitalists eye opportunities for business—and to upend stereotypes. But can white-collar workers handle it, man?
Edibles could emerge as a multimillion-dollar food industry in the northwestern U.S. in the next few years
JOHNSTOWN, Ohio -- Andy Joseph didn't seek the marijuana industry -- it found him.
The hype over hemp that erupted last year during Colorado's first sensational flirtations with the marijuana look-alike is now starting to live up to expectations.
Colorado’s effort to tax marijuana as a means to help the state budget never materialized, at least financially, slowing expansion of industries supported by the drug. As attempts to approve marijuana’s use in other states and cities falters, these industries face unexpected road blocks.
This weekend, Alaska saw its first-ever job fair for careers in commercial cannabis, offering a glimpse of how the semi-legal marijuana industry is taking tentative steps towards professionalism and profits.
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