DENVER — Vangst, a jobs platform for the cannabis industry, released the 2024 Vangst Jobs Report. Completed in partnership with Whitney Economics, the report examines each...
Is the U.S. cannabis industry collapsing? A new report from Whitney Economics answers yes. While the Biden administration kicks the rescheduling of cannabis down...
A joint law enforcement task force discovered approximately 9,000 pounds of cannabis with an estimated value of nearly $15 million in a suburban neighborhood...
FLOWER MOUND, Texas – MCG, the world’s largest provider of hemp-derived cannabinoids, along with the Virginia Healthy Alternatives Association, released an Economic Impact...
PORTLAND, Ore. — Internationally renowned hemp and cannabis data and economic research firm Whitney Economics announces a partnership with cutting-edge cannabis policy firm Square Root...
The prospects and the burgeoning sales of cannabis products across the country would make one believe that all cannabis businesses are soaring in profits. The new report from Whitney Economics after a survey of about 400 cannabis business owners in 20 legal states unfortunately says otherwise. The results of the report indicate that only 42 percent of the business owners in the survey were profitable. 20 percent of the respondents indicated that they were breaking even in the business. This leaves 38 percent of the respondents still operating their businesses at somewhat of a loss as opposed to the general expectation of profit by all.
SEATTLE, Wash. – Leafly (LFLY), one of the leading online cannabis discovery marketplaces and resources for cannabis consumers, today released its sixth annual cannabis industry jobs report <https://www.leafly.com/news/industry/cannabis-jobs-report>. This year’s […]