It will start amortizing the remaining value of some U.S. cigarette brands in 2024. Read More
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The company has been seeking financing as it deals with lawsuits related to marketing practices.Read More
Investments in capabilities are paying off, according to CEO Stefan Bomhard. Read More
The company benefitted from larger volumes and higher prices compared with last year’s quarter. Read More
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