Puffco won a key patent infringement lawsuit that will change the course of innovation in its category. What devices won’t you see in stores come summer 2025?
The recent stripper strike in North Hollywood, also known as NOHO, has sparked a conversation about workplace organizing and the importance of collective action to achieve better working conditions. The strike was organized by a group of strippers who were frustrated with the working conditions at Starlight Gardens, including low pay, lack of benefits, and a hostile work environment. They created a unique presence on social media that sparked real life Calls to Action, digging their heels in and showing what a union drive should look like in the current day and age.
U.S.A – Cannabis is legal in many American states in some form, from CBD to THC, recreational to medical. The demand for discreet and convenient ways to obtain cannabis is higher than ever, and companies are monopolizing the demand from coast to coast. Along with the drive or profit comes the decrease in safety concerns for cannabis employees.
Combined company assets are in the billions. It seems that the green rush may have hit a few bumps in the road for some of the biggest cannabis companies out there. In recent months, several companies have been hit with class-action lawsuits over a range of allegations, from mislabeling products to false advertising. So, let’s take a look at five of the most notable cases and try to inject a bit of humor into the situation.
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