Zyn will pay $3M to San Francisco for allegedly selling flavored nicotine pouches banned under the city’s tough tobacco laws.
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Huge sales of the nicotine pouch Zyn have sent Philip Morris' stock to an all-time high
The nicotine pouch brand Zyn is on a roll, and it's boosting the company's bottom line. Philip Morris International, the owner of Zyn's manufacturer, Swedish Match, saw its stock rise 10% on Tuesday ...
Philip Morris International Inc. lowered its estimate for growth in operating income this year because of higher investments ...
Federal health officials on Thursday backed the public health benefits of nicotine pouches, authorizing Philip Morris International’s Zyn to help adult smokers cut back or quit cigarettes. The pouches ...
Smoke-free products accounted for 41% of total net revenues in the third quarter, tobacco company Philip Morris International ...
Philip Morris International (PM) is riding the wave of smoke-free nicotine products with Zyn. The category has grown so much that convenience stores like Casey's (CASY) and Murphy USA (MUSA) have ...
Nicotine products seem to come in waves of popularity, from the boom of cigarette smoking to the rise of vaping. And now, a new product has taken hold: nicotine pouches. Their small, circular ...
Tobacco juggernaut Philip Morris International reported a strong quarter, including a 5.8% growth in revenue, in large part because of the soaring popularity of Zyn. U.S. shipments of the nicotine ...
Philip Morris International Inc. stock remains a top buy, powered by smoke-free innovation and dividend growth. Click for more on PM Q3 earnings.
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