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Some Professions May Lose Employment Protections Over Medical Marijuana Use In South Dakota, Iowa Expands Offerings & More Updates - Vimarsana News

Some Professions May Lose Employment Protections Over Medical Marijuana Use In South Dakota, Iowa Expands Offerings & More Updates

Walking The Talk Of Trust Is Vital For Organizational Performance - Vimarsana News

Walking The Talk Of Trust Is Vital For Organizational Performance

If organizations want to revitalize their performance, they can no longer treat building trust like an inconvenient task.

Source: forbes.com
Cannabis rules to prohibit temperature sensitive, dairy products - Vimarsana News

Cannabis rules to prohibit temperature sensitive, dairy products

WILMINGTON — State rules are being crafted to prohibit cannabis-infused foods or drinks that are temperature sensitive or made with dairy products.

Will Vermont's Restrictions on Weed Advertising Stunt the New Industry? - Vimarsana News

Will Vermont's Restrictions on Weed Advertising Stunt the New Industry?

Vermont has adopted some of the most restrictive cannabis advertising rules in the country — regulations that some entrepreneurs say could stifle small businesses hoping...

Vermont elects Welch, Balint while vote tallying continues for key national races - Vimarsana News

Vermont elects Welch, Balint while vote tallying continues for key national races

Vermont elected Democrat Peter Welch to the Senate with 66.8% of the vote and Democrat Becca Balint to the House of Representatives with 60.1% of the vote on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 8. Vermont also re-elected Republican Governor Phil Scott, defeating Democrat Brenda Siegel, with approximately 68.9% of the vote, as reported by the Vermont Secretary of State.