Robert Taft Jr. was feeling good. It was just after 10 o’clock on a morning in January 2018—the beginning of what promised to be another flush day in a new era. For nearly 22 years, medical marijuana ...

At the end of 2020, the Weedmaps IPO was announced. After more states legalized cannabis in the 2020 election, cannabis stocks grabbed investors’ attention. And Weedmaps stock could be one of those ...

For most of the U.S., marijuana is an illicit pleasure. But in some states–California, Colorado, and Washington, to name a few–it’s a legal vice, provided you have a medical marijuana card. The ...

Weedmaps is cutting up to 175 employees, or 25% of its workforce, amid a tough stretch for the cannabis-reviews site. The company told Insider that the majority of the cuts were made last week.

Though Weedmaps promised two weeks ago that it would stop advertising illicit marijuana businesses through its online directory, the Irvine-based company is still being vague about when that promise ...

WM Technology, Inc. MAPS known as Weedmaps, and Abstrax, which is a pioneer in botanical flavor technology, are joining hands to unveil groundbreaking research on cannabis. Abstrax, known for its ...

As more states continue to legalize, the desire and need to create cannabis-centric content that destigmatizes the plant increases. Capitalizing on this momentum, Weedmaps, a leading online cannabis ...

LOS ANGELES – LOS ANGELES – Super Bowl Sunday will feature several commercials, ranging from beer ads to sports gambling and even crypto. But there’s one thing that won’t be advertised when fans tune ...

While cannabis is legal across a variety of states, many individual markets are at different development stages. Yet there is one key issue that unites all of these disparate markets and that is how ...

The CEO of newly public cannabis-tech company Weedmaps is ready to take on Amazon — if the tech and retail giant wants to get into cannabis. Amazon recently said it supports federal cannabis ...

To put it bluntly, Weedmaps is no joke. The Yelp of marijuana dispensaries has grown to $30 million in yearly revenue, and now it’s saying “High, NYC” with a Times Square jumbotron campaign to ...