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The Court of Appeal on Tuesday ordered a reduction to a 130-million-baht fine imposed on the tobacco giant Philip Morris for evading tax on cigarettes imported from Indonesia.

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British oil and gas miner Rockhopper Explorations last month won £210 million plus interest (about A$360 million) in compensation over Italy’s 2015 ban on oil and gas drilling within its territorial seas.

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Proposed program that would see Philip Morris pay pharmacists $275 when they order VEEV vapes labelled ‘nothing short of appalling’

With the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) warning consumers of huge price hikes ahead, further calls for the federal government to pull its so-called “gas trigger” seem inevitable.

Despite concerns over aggressive policy tightening to combat high inflation and a potential recession, an unexpected resiliency in consumer spending, a healing job market, and a better-than-expected corporate season are driving positive sentiment in the market. However, since the market volatility is not expected to lessen anytime soon, stable dividend-paying…

Philip Morris International Inc. (NYSE: PM) is likely to register a top and bottom-line decline when it reports second-quarter 2022 earnings on Jul 21.

In a comedic keynote speech in 1997, legendary investor Peter Lynch described the ten most dangerous things people say about stocks.

The S&P 500 has slumped to open 2022, and rising interest rates could further pressure stock valuations in coming months. Whether the market is up, down or sideways, dividends are one steady, reliable source of income for investors, but dividends are only as reliable as the companies that pay them.