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Amazon's plans to move from original productions on Prime Video to licensing is set to impact its relationship with IPG Mediabrands in APAC

The Workers and Restaurants are Priorities bill is a follow-up to Initiative 82, which eliminated the tipped minimum wage and would move up the timeline to 2025

Over the course of the session, the Legislature also put the kibosh on a handful of bills that would have had enormous consequences for the industry. By Max Savage Levenson, Montana Free Press In the waning days of the 2023 Legislature, lawmakers passed a handful of bills that—if signed into law by Gov. Greg Gianforte […]

End-of-session bills mix complications and relief for Montana’s marijuana industry.

Rabbi Ben Gorelick’s drug felony case is playing out as Colorado could be on the verge of shifting its approach to psychedelics.

Colorado Politics analyzes the winners and losers from Tuesdays election.

Colorado Politics analyzes the winners and losers from Tuesdays election.

Source: Media Outreach APREA’s rebranding celebrates 16 years of long-term industry advocacy with re-found purpose in “Driving the Future of Real Assets” SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 7 April 2021 – APREA celebrates its 16th anniversary with the association’s mission redefined: To promote growth in the real assets sector by being the voice of members in all policy matters, providing access to industry-advancing research and insights and connecting members to business opportuniti...

Published April 7, 2021, 6:00 AM The current bearish real estate industry in the Philippines is expected to bounce back in the second half this year to early 2022 fueled by the government’s huge infrastructure program and the private sector driven REITs regime. This was the gist by the Asia Pacific Real Assets Association (APREA), which is composed of chapter members from countries in the region, during a virtual media conference from Singapore as players in the Asia Pacific are positioning ...

Ahead of I65 launch, Senate bill could create new medical marijuana program January 27, 2021 It appears that the Mississippi Legislature could be moving toward adopting its own medical marijuana program following the November passage of Initiative 65, a ballot measure that passed with nearly 58% of the vote over 65A—the alternative offered by lawmakers. Introduced by Senator Kevin Blackwell (R – District 19), the ‘Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act’ could present a solution to several of ...