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Auto Watchdog Intensifies Probe Into Tesla's Autopilot Recall As Safety Concerns Mount
Federal Court To Cannabis Pilot: No More Transporting Weed Around Alaska, FAA Revokes License Though Pot Is Legal There
TikTok Would Rather Shutdown Than Opt For Sale
Federal Court To Cannabis Pilot: No More Transporting Weed Around Alaska, FAA Revokes License Though Pot Is Legal There
TikTok Would Rather Shutdown Than Opt For Sale
Apple Strengthens Supply Chain in China While Growing Presence in Southeast Asia and India
China Revs Up EV Sales With Up To $1,380 Trade-In Subsidy For Old Cars

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Inside Grön's Marijuana Edibles Factory: What Can We Learn About Choco-Nomics And Multi-State Expansion?
In an exclusive interview, Christine Smith, founder and CEO of Grön Edibles, provided an in-depth look at the economic dynamics of operating a cannabis edibles brand across various states.
Push For Cannabis Banking Reform, Washington Social Equity, New Hampshire Debates Retail Weed Sales And More
Get the latest regulatory updates in the cannabis industry, from banking reform to ownership diversity and legalization bills
Landing In Florida's Cannabis Market: Legal Adult-Use Marijuana Could Yield $874M In 2025
With the potential legalization of adult-use marijuana under Amendment 3, Florida's cannabis market is set for a significant transformation.
New Department of Labor Rule Adds Overtime Pay for Some Salary Workers
The U.S. Department of Labor announced a final rule on Tuesday that will revise regulations issued under the Fair Labor Standards Act to ensure overtime pay for some salaried and highly compensated employees.
GOP Gov. Abbott Sides With AG Paxton On Texas Weed Decriminalization: Cities Like Lubbock Have No Authority To 'Override' State Law
Residents of Lubbock, West Texas' largest city with 264,000 residents, are slated to vote next week to decriminalize local low-level marijuana offenses, making it yet another city in the Lone Star State, to do so. For a May 4 vote, which has been raising dust for months, Gov. Greg Abbott said it's not a way to make a change. Instead, he proposes reaching out to lawmakers, reported Marijuana Moment. "Local communities such as towns, cities and counties, they don't have the authority to override state law," Abbott, who previously said that marijuana possession alone shouldn't put anyone behind bars, said. "If they want to see a different law passed, they need to work with their legislators. Let's legislate to work to make sure that the state, as a state, will pass some of the law."
State-Run Vs. Private: Pennsylvania Debates Transition Of Liquor Store Model To Cannabis Distribution
The conversation around cannabis legalization in Pennsylvania is pivoting towards a potential state-run model, akin to the existing system for alcohol sales.
Former Democratic Senator Says Biden's New Capital Gains Tax Proposal Aimed At Billionaires Has 'No Chance' Of Passing
The policy aims to level the playing field between high ordinary income and investment income earners.
Kim Kardashian And VP Harris Discuss Cannabis Justice Reform And 'Second Chances' At The White House
Continuing her commitment to criminal justice reform, businesswoman and celeb Kim Kardashian met with Vice President Kamala Harris to discuss new strategies for address
TikTok Will Stop Paying People For Using The App After EU Raised Addiction Concerns
TikTok Lite suspends EU rewards due to addiction concerns raised by regulators. Learn about the implications and regulatory scrutiny.
Marijuana Reform On Fast Track In These States As Sen. Schumer Stresses The Need For A Bipartisan Effort
A measure that advanced through Delaware House and seeks to put into effect a law under which banks doing business with licensed marijuana businesses would be protected got the green light at the state Senate committee this week.On a federal level, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) listed a bipartisan marijuana banking bill as a priority in his chamber.Meanwhile, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has until May 7 to weigh in on a bill that seeks to further regulate and license the purchase of hemp products to those 21 and older. in Louisiana, state House committee members gave the green light to a measure that would set up a regulatory framework for marijuana legalization.
Senators Warren, Fetterman Plus 18 More Dems Tell DEA 'It's Time To Act' On Cannabis Rescheduling
20 Democrats urged the DEA to deschedule marijuana and "resolve more than 50 years of failed, racially discriminatory marijuana policy."
AI Is Going Well For Microsoft, But Cybersecurity Is Not
Microsoft faces security challenges as recent attacks have shaken trust in the company. With emphasis on AI and cloud, analysts are optimistic.
GOP Sen. Tim Scott's Fentanyl Bill Signed Into Law, Freezes And Sanctions Assets Of Mexican Cartels
Fentanyl is the leading cause of death for Americans between 18 and 45. The DEA calls it "the deadliest drug threat" in the country.

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