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Chief executive Jacek Olczak tells FT that chapter involving fellow tobacco group is ‘closed’
Regulator signals it will allow devices to help smokers quit but not flavours popular with teens
Cigarette maker secures majority of shares in UK-based medical device manufacturer
Now that our kitchens and bedrooms are also our workspaces, employers have the chance to get tough
Japan’s largest brokerage introduces ‘intrusive’ restrictions but Japan Tobacco says it will not affect close links
Financial group’s ban on smoking during working hours should worry Japan Tobacco
We must allow companies to reinvent themselves and address the problems they helped create
Tobacco group lifts bid above £1bn in battle with Carlyle as private equity targets British businesses
Vaping and e-cigarette products account for more than a tenth of sales, Dunhill maker says
Brand ‘will disappear’ from UK shelves under diversification strategy, says chief executive
Many groups are diversifying but the traditional smoking business is still the big money spinner
A danger for the tobacco group is expanding wholesale into industries where similarities with its core business are only superficial
Tobacco giant gatecrashes agreement with Carlyle in quest to become ‘healthcare and wellness’ group
E-cigarette maker reaches its first settlement with a US state suing over its marketing assertions
What hurts BAT is not just the comparison to peers but the surge of money into ESG funds
Tobacco companies are pushing to build market share in ‘modern products’
Ironically, the Queen was vehemently opposed to smoking
FDA begins process of trying to snuff out flavour that makes up a third of total sales in US
Caymans Islands-based billionaire now third-biggest shareholder in British American Tobacco
The country’s pandemic policy offers a case study in the effects of prohibition
Nicotine may eventually be regulated and campaigned out of existence
Stocks suffer amid reports that Biden administration is considering tougher curbs
Maker of Lucky Strike cigarettes moves beyond nicotine in effort to attract consumers
Vaping is not the get-out-of-jail card it was once hoped to be
Lucky Strike owner raises dividend as earnings climb to £8.7bn
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