Reynolds-Lorillard: Why Investors Hate the Merger, in 8 Simple Slides
As two tobacco giants combine, investors sell off both stocks. Find out why.
Philip Morris International Earnings: Is International Tobacco Under Fire?
Could the long trend toward U.S. tobacco companies being more dangerous to investors finally be reversing?
Tobacco Buyout Valued at $68.88 per Share for Lorillard Shareholders
It could spur a wave of consolidation in the tobacco business, shrink factories and workforces, and push prices for cigarettes higher even as smokers buy fewer of them.