New legislation seeks to stop tobacco companies from luring non-smoking teens into becoming addicted to their deadly produc

But regardless of whether it is sniffed, sucked or chewed, the plant is still bad for people’s health

Tobacco ads have been banned in many countries for years, but Big Tobacco is finding ways to get around the rules — like partnering with Formula 1 to punt their new products to a…

Tobacco growers, processors and manufacturers say they will be the ones to pay the highest price if the new law is passed

Cigarette and vaping manufacturers, informal traders, taverns and restaurants are worried proposed new bans will devastate businesses

British American Tobacco says 200 workers will be out of a job soon but public health researchers argue they’re using misleading figures to back retrenchments

The cigarette maker has been accused of giving up to $500 000 in bribes and spying on competitors

The world’s number two tobacco company sees three million new consumers for its noncombustible options

The tyranny of the markets is evident, with the cigarette company exemplifying this through its bid to weaken the government’s measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus

Could companies’ wooing of social media influencers be just a clever ploy to get around the country’s tobacco advertising ban?

Muzzled by stringent laws and diligent implementation in the West, the tobacco industry has turned its sights to sub-Saharan Africa

​Tobacco giants Philip Morris and British American Tobacco have formed partnerships with scientific research subsidiaries and Formula 1 teams

Often, owners of struggling businesses agree gladly to being bought out

Cigarette consumption in Africa rose by 40% between 1990 and 2012

A probe into the tobacco industry can show how two companies have used their resources to influence SA state agencies to protect their interests.

Lower volumes do little to hurt British American Tobacco’s profits and the demand for its shares.

The world’s biggest tobacco company have gone to court in order to prevent the Australian government from forcing them to sell in unbranded packets.

Difficult economic times are seeing employers negotiating a myriad of challenges, including demands for salary increases and better packages.

British American Tobacco SA has launched a court challenge to anti-smoking legislation, the National Council Against Smoking said on Wednesday.

British American Tobacco (BAT) bought a majority stake in a top Indonesian cigarette firm on Wednesday.