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Today, Friday, March 8, 2019, Council Member of Northern Manhattan, Erika Rodriguez, Chief of Staff of Assembly Member Al Taylor, and local leaders joined executives and members of The Bodega Association of United States (ASOBEU) as they announced their position regarding the sale of Marijuana in bodegas. Continue Reading →
The Harlem Business Alliance (HBA) has been at the forefront of advancing minority entrepreneurship in the cannabis industry. Continue Reading →
Join the CannaBuisness panel meet New York-based professional Cannabis Industry In Harlem hosted by New York Minority Alliance and the Harlem Commonwealth Council (HCC) at 360 West 125th Street, New York, New York, in Harlem. Continue Reading →
With the legalization of marijuana reaching several states across the country, many parents have taken the time to consider how this will affect their parenting style and their children’s lives report ConsumerAffairs. Continue Reading →
In case you didn’t know, Governor Cuomo made marijuana legalization a top priority in NYS. Continue Reading →
By Greg Miller, Executive Director, NICI
Welcome back to Cannabis Profits Daily. A critical point for newer cannabis investors is that you don’t have to invest solely in companies that grow the plant or sell the actual product. Continue Reading →
On Saturday, October 20th, 2018, black-owned cannabis company, GFIVE Cultivation celebrated their 1-year budversary with a star-studded performance from our own Harlem’s Diplomats featuring Cam’ron and Jim Jones. Continue Reading →
Join former Republican Speaker John Boehner for a round of questions before the kick off of Tuesday’s American Cannabis Summit focused on cannabis investing.
Still not sure you really understand cannabis? No worries, we got you. Continue Reading →
By Lil Nickelson
The “legal weed” or cannabis industry is growing so fast that it has been called the “Green Rush” of the 21st century as the California “Gold Rush” was in the mid-1800s. Continue Reading →
