Altria's dominant U.S. market share, strong pricing power, and brand loyalty provide a robust moat despite declining ...

The big reason to buy Altria's ( MO 1.65%) stock is its lofty 6.9% dividend yield. For comparison, stocks in the S&P 500 are ...

However, the company’s engine is one of the world’s most famous brands, Marlboro. The stock has a forward yield of 7%. It is ...

Shares of Altria Group have been soaring because of market uncertainty. The company is trying to diversify away from cigarettes with little success so far. The resurgence of tobacco stocks has been an ...

For investors looking at the tobacco sector in 2025, the choice often comes down to two giants — Altria Group, Inc. MO and ...

MO trades at a steep discount to peers and shows bullish momentum, making it a potential value play in tobacco's shift to smoke-free.

It now owns the NJOY vaping brand, which is growing market share in the U.S. (6.6% as of last quarter). Revenue and earnings ...

Tobacco firms have spent millions of dollars in a fight over a tax rebate for cigarette importers in Republicans’ massive tax and spending package.

Altria could have a low-double-digit annual total return potential over the next five years. Click here to read my most recent analysis of MO stock.

Altria acquired NJOY last year for $2.75 billion, shortly after shedding its 35% stake in the vaping firm JUUL, which settled several states’ allegations it had marketed e-cigarettes to minors ...

Swedish Match, a subsidiary of Philip Morris International, makes the ZYN pouches. The FDA's authorization noted the pouches ...

Fintel reports that on July 2, 2025, UBS upgraded their outlook for Altria Group (NYSE:MO) from Sell to Neutral. Analyst ...