Decisions pending in deceptive-marketing suits against nicotine products could soon forge a path for related litigation.

The high court’s ruling effectively bans flavored vape products because of concerns that they could appeal to kids.

The New York Post went out and talked to teens in the Big Apple to see what substances they were using these days and alcohol ...

S&P forecasts that PMI will maintain strong revenue growth of 8%-9% annually in 2025-2026 thanks to further growth in the smoke-free product portfolio. This growth is expected to support debt ...

In a world where nicotine consumption is growing more and more popular beyond cigarettes and vapes, Zyns are taking nicotine consumers by storm, showing up in convenience stores all over as they are ...

The tobacco giant's year-to-date gain, up 29.8% through Wednesday, ranks third in the S&P 500 index. Last year, Philip Morris ...

The pledged 300 new Reynolds American Inc. jobs will represent a combination of manufacturing positions at the mammoth ...

Tough new fines to extinguish illegal tobacco and vapes The Crisafulli Government delivers on promise and introduces nation's toughest fines for ...

The stock's recent performance is evidence of its strong results as the 69% jump over the last year shows the business is ...

With the quarter-billion-dollar expansion of Swedish Match nearly complete, its parent company Philip Morris International ...

The CEO of the company over Swedish match stopped in Owensboro to discuss expansion. Governor Andy Beshear announced an over ...

Jeffrey S. Smith, Senior Fellow, Integrated Harm Reduction, R Street Institute Testimony in Support of RI S 543, a bill to modify the Rhode Island Flavor Ban to Allow Flavored Electronic Nicotine ...