Philip Morris International Inc

NYSE: PM
$124.33
+$2.16 (+1.8%)
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With investments in booze, pot, tobacco and e-cigarettes, Altria has the sin category just about covered. However, the COVID-19 outbreak may indicate that the cost of sin has limits.
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Tobacco giant Philip Morris reported first-quarter earnings and sales that beat estimates but withdrew its full-year guidance due to the unknown impact of the COVID-19 outbreak. That has weakened...
Since the beginning of the year, tobacco giant Altria saw its stock price dive. Investors may wonder if the dividend is safe.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit alleging that Altria Group's $12.8 billion investment in e-cigarette maker Juul violated various U.S. antitrust laws.
It's no secret that Altria enjoys its relative position in the hearts of Wall Street traders because of its dividend yield. Can the tobacco products giant maintain that high yield?
Altria Group has its roots in a business that is over a century old. Tobacco and cigarettes may not have the market they used to, but there’s still money to be made.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included Aerojet, Best Buy, Boeing, Chevron, FireEye, Gap, Lowe's, MicronTechnology, Phillips 66, T-Mobile and Western Digital.
Philip Morris International reported mixed quarterly results with disappointing earnings guidance before the markets opened on Thursday.
Philip Morris is set to report its most recent quarterly results before the markets open on Thursday, and analysts and investors will be keeping an eye on Juul and vaping issues.
Now that the second-quarter earnings reporting season is just kicking off, many major companies will be sharing their results in the coming weeks.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included Analog Devices, Blackstone, Bloom Energy, Cleveland-Cliffs, Ford, Micron Technology, PG&E, Snap and VMWare.
Altria and Philip Morris saw their shares moving in opposite directions after the companies announced that their merger discussions have ended.
Many mergers have been announced or have closed, but just seven recent and pending deals have transformed how analysts and investors alike are having to view corporate America.