Altria (NYSE: MO) isn't a household name in the consumer staples sector, but its main brand is probably one you know. Indeed, ...

Altria (NYSE: MO), the largest tobacco company in America, is a divisive stock. The bulls love its stable earnings growth and ...

Altria's stock shows overbought signals, with rapid price divergence and potential headwinds from inflation and tariffs. Read ...

Most of us are well aware of the risks from the consistent and steady decline in smokeable products. And while this will continue to pose a threat to Altria's (NYSE:MO) dividend safety and peers ...

This is just the new way of consuming nicotine,” a vape shop owner in West Campus says of continuing to sell flavored vapes.

For Altria (NYSE: MO), it means more pressure from investors for the business to diversify into other products. Smokeable products still account for the vast majority of its sales. But drastically ...

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Altria is a consumer staples company because the tobacco products it makes are bought frequently by consumers regardless of the market environment. That has something to do with the nature of ...

Altria has been turning to other products besides tobacco to help grow its business. Its e-vape business is facing challenges due to a strong illicit market. There are big question marks ...

From 2019 to 2024, Altria's annual shipments of smokeable products (cigarettes and cigars) declined from 103.45 billion sticks to 70.34 billion sticks. During those five years, the company's ...