Cannabis Business News

Mergers and acquisitions in the cannabis industry come with the promise of scale, synergy, and market dominance. But without a seamless integration plan, that promise can turn into friction, missed opportunities, and costly inefficiencies.

Operational excellence in cannabis business is not just a competitive advantage – it’s a strategic imperative. For cannabis entrepreneurs and executives aiming to scale from a startup to a market powerhouse, the focus must shift from basic operations to comprehensive, data-driven frameworks that optimize every aspect of the business.

Many cannabis businesses fall into decline without recognizing the warning signs. Jim Collins' "How the Mighty Fall" outlines five distinct stages of business decline – each characterized by specific warning signs and strategic corrections. This framework offers invaluable insights for cannabis operators of ALL SIZES aiming to detect early indicators of failure and implement corrective actions before it’s too late.

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the cannabis industry are not merely about the amalgamation of two companies; they represent strategic maneuvers designed to accomplish specific business objectives.

The economic impact of cannabis legalization varies widely depending on market maturity, regulatory frameworks, and regional socio-economic factors.

Cannabis mergers come with unique challenges due to regulatory complexities, varying state laws, and operational differences. Here’s a step-by-step guide to ensuring a successful cannabis business merger.

Cannabis M&A models. Which is best for your cannabis company?

Florida is on the brink of a cannabis revolution. The 2026 proposed amendment could legalize adult-use marijuana

A strong financial plan is the backbone of any successful cannabis business.

A cannabis business plan starts and builds the foundation of the most successful companies in the cannabis industry.

Top 5 dispensary deal ideas for this holiday season that are a win-win for retail margins and customers alike!

Learn about 280e and its critical impact on cannabis companies across the United States.

Cannabis businesses need specialized marketing companies that understand the industry's intricacies

The cannabis industry in Pennsylvania is on the verge of a major change with the introduction of the Pennsylvania Proposed Adult Use Regulations 2024 (House Bill 1200)

Skilled training in cannabis cultivation ensures high-quality plants by covering biology, environment, and regulatory compliance.

As legalization continues to spread and the market matures, cannabis companies are increasingly turning to M&A to drive growth

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, commonly known as SOX, is a United States federal law

The cannabis industry's allure can be misleading. Explore the misconceptions and get the real facts on succeeding in this evolving market

This article explores why cannabis businesses need specialized accounting services, supported by data and industry insights.

This article delves into the intricacies of a cannabis industry control plan and underscores its importance.