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On Thursday, December 11, 2014, the United States Department of Justice changed the landscape of the legal marijuana industry. They decided that Native American tribes across the country can grow and sell marijuana on their sovereign lands and must follow the federal guidelines in the four states where recreational marijuana…

The Seneca Nation joined the growing list of tribes who have expressed interest in the legal marijuana industry. Seneca Nation President Maurice John, Sr., recently discussed his views on the industry and said the tribe has been monitoring it closely from the sidelines.A Waiting GameIn December 2014, the United States…

In mid-June, the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe (FSST) became the first reservation in South Dakota to legalize marijuana. This move comes after the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that Native American tribes can grow and sell marijuana on reservation lands in December 2014.After doing a little research, the team at…

According to state law, any form of marijuana is illegal in South Dakota. Even though state law classifies marijuana as an illegal substance, the Flandreau Santee Sioux Indian Reservation legalized the use and sale of marijuana on tribal land last week.Last Thursday, the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe Executive Committee became…

The cannabis industry is the most rapidly developing industry in the United States. New companies sprout up every day, companies change their name and symbol on a regular basis, and mergers and acquisitions routinely occur. These types of corporate actions happen frequently and that makes it difficult for an investor…

Less than two weeks ago, Michael Berger, president of Technical420, hosted a panel of marijuana experts at the World Moneyshow in Orlando. The panel included experts that serve in a number of subsectors in the cannabis industry. The panelists were Stephen Schultz, the vice president of investor relations at GW Pharmaceutical (GWPH:…

In late January, the Pinoleville Pomo Nation made headlines when the tribe announced that they would take the Department of Justice (DOJ) up on its offer to grow and sell marijuana on sovereign land. When the DOJ announced this in December 2014, Technical420 recognized this event as a catalyst for…