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  • The Rescheduling Myth and Why Compliance is About to Get Harder for Operators

    What’s also true, and less discussed, is that reclassification doesn’t resolve the operational complexity that has made cannabis one of the hardest industries in the country to run at scale. Instead of solely juggling fragmented state rules, operators will now have to navigate the heavy compliance standards of federal agencies. For multi-state operators and investors, understanding this shift right now is the difference between scaling seamlessly and spending the next two years trapped in federal damage control.

  • The Hidden Workforce Risks Affecting Construction Projects

    Construction labor shortages continue dominating industry conversations. The industry needed to attract roughly 454,000 additional workers in 2025 on top of normal hiring just to keep pace with demand. However, many of the workforce issues delaying projects today are happening behind the scenes.

  • Despite return-to-office-crackdowns, remote work is alive and well as the rate has barely changed over the last two years

    Nearly 22% of U.S. workers still worked from home at least part of the time in 2025, a percentage point less than in 2024, according to a new analysis of Census Bureau Current Population Survey data from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. The trend continued into 2026, with the combined rate of hybrid work and fully remote work running at 22.3% in January and 22% in February.