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Jessica Miller | May 24, 2013
Presidential finances are all about theater. However this year was more theatrical than virtually all: Its greatest single new proposition – the sin tax to deliver $78 billion to finance a preschool education program – faded virtually once Obama declared it several weeks ago.
Jessica Miller | May 20, 2013
cigarettespub.biz/dunhillBritish American Tobacco (BAT), the world’s second-giant cigarette manufacturer, revealed a growth in revenue in 2012 as the company increased prices despite tougher legal guidelines against cigarette use. The producer of Dunhill, Kent, Lucky Strike and Pall Mall cigarettes announced a 14.5% surge in pre-tax revenue of £5.6bn in 2012, up from £4.9bn in 2011, the London-based company stated at the press conference.
Jessica Miller | May 10, 2013
Japan Tobacco International (JTI) is anticipating the tobacco industry to keep on being really complicated this year because of the ongoing sale of illicit cigarettes and the influence from particular local brands being sold lower than the Government required minimum cigarette price.
Jessica Miller | May 3, 2013
Market-share profits in all of Reynolds American key cigarette brands, alongside with decreased costs, led to a 9.3 % boost in 1Q net income to $398 million. The regular earnings estimate was 69 cents according to industry experts. Industry experts usually don’t include one-time revenue profits and charges in their estimates.
