The Massachusetts senator and Democratic presidential hopeful unveiled a plan to federally legalize cannabis. Among the beneficiaries? Women and minority cannabis entrepreneurs.

In paving the path forward on cannabis regulation and opening new economic opportunities, Colorado left those who were most harmed by the drug war behind.

Six weeks after we broke the news that cannabis startup Eaze was running out of money, laying off more employees and scrambling to pay its bills and stay afloat as it worked on a pivot to selling its own supply rather than just that of third-party providers, the company has finally closed some fund…

As an entrepreneur, I have super long and intense days, and I plan meticulously to make everything as perfect as possible.

72-year-old Sue Taylor, her son Jamaal and his partner "Kiki" recently opened "Farmacy", the first cannabis dispensary owned and operated by an African-American woman in Berkeley.

Al Harrington, the former New York Knicks forward, was in Chicago for the 2020 NBA All-Star Weekend where he continued his support for investing in the cannabis sector.

We started Trailblazers to elevate this conversation among the industry’s top leaders, recognizing the value of collaboration instead of competition in order to push the cannabis industry to lead on the broader challenges that face our economy and planet.

The cannabis industry is one of the most unique and restricted industries in general, but when it comes to advertising, marketing and public relations, it stands alone in its capabilities and the landscape in which to operate.  The keys to any good marketing or PR campaign in cannabis, since advertising is still almost completely illegal …

Taylor believes cannabis can provide pain relief and help seniors sleep so they can live better lives.

But it's facing challenges from Sen. Mike Crapo, the chair of the Senate’s banking committee who pumped the legislative breaks when the bill hit the chamber.