NCIA experts outline five early-stage decisions that make or break cannabis facilities. Here’s how DMV founders, delivery operators, and investors can apply them.

Spherex’s first-ever acquisition brings Denver indoor and Trinidad outdoor cultivation in-house amid Colorado supply volatility—here’s what it signals for ops and investors.

An Australian firm filed a THC-free CBD pain tablet with TGA approval in mind, but its own trial reportedly didn’t beat placebo—raising product, market, and investor questions.

Missouri is set to issue about 77 marijuana microbusiness licenses after a September drawings round. Here’s how new owners can avoid predatory contracts—and what DMV founders and investors can learn.

High Times reports Italy’s fentanyl scarcity despite entrenched opioid use and powerful crime networks. We unpack what that evidence means for drug markets—and the cannabis delivery business.

New York just doubled its licensed dispensaries to 556, with 200+ in NYC. Here’s what that expansion signals for delivery models, investors, and DMV entrepreneurs.

A Spanish Supreme Court precedent tied to CBD flower has the industry on alert. Here’s what happened, and how delivery operators and investors should respond.

Verano is remodeling its Virginia footprint ahead of a July adult-use launch. Here’s what that timing-first move could mean for DMV consumers, delivery startups and investors.

Discounts near 26%, classic strain names like Blue Dream still moving units, and compliance pressures shape delivery models and investment risk in late 2026.

Los Angeles’ leading mayoral candidate unveiled a plan to fix the city’s “broken” cannabis market. Here’s what it could mean for delivery models, investors, and DMV entrepreneurs.

SHF Holdings Inc. (Safe Harbor Financial) approved a 1-for-12 reverse split, set to take effect Sept. 30, 2026. Here’s what the move means for SHFS shareholders and how DMV investors and cannabis operators should think about capital and delivery models.

Greenlight dispensary workers in Missouri allege retaliatory firings after an organizing meeting as another store votes to unionize. Here’s what operators, investors, and delivery entrepreneurs should watch.

DENIOS named engineering veteran Ernesto Milan as Director of Operations, tasking him with manufacturing, supply chain, logistics, and performance oversight from its Louisville base.

Colorado regulators recalled 49 Craft-branded vape products over methylene chloride contamination, with sales reported at 405 dispensaries between March 27 and Sept. 25, 2026.

Connecticut’s THC potency tax is set to sunset Oct. 1. Sales stayed flat, but tax receipts jumped 67%. Here’s how that happened—and what delivery operators and investors should learn from it.

Canada and Germany remain the hubs of international cannabis trade, but supply routes are changing fast—reshaping pricing, logistics, and delivery investments.

Aurora told investors to reject Curaleaf’s unsolicited $272M hostile bid and formed a special committee. Here’s what it could mean for delivery models, investors, and the DMV market.

California’s cannabis tax haul hit nearly $8.4B since 2018. Here’s how that scale shapes delivery models, investor strategy, and what DMV operators should plan for next.

A $2,500 settlement over about 200 plants shows how fast compliance gaps become costly. Here’s what DMV operators, delivery builders, and investors should learn now.

A Massachusetts plea highlights investor-protection gaps around cannabis permitting. We unpack delivery-business controls, DMV opportunities, and investment risks.