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4 'Sin Stocks' With Moral Implications

07:00am, Saturday, 09'th Dec 2023
"Sin stocks" are shares in companies involved in activities considered unethical, such as alcohol, tobacco, gambling, adult entertainment, or weapons. Certain investors tend to exclude sin stocks, but
British American Tobacco was inexpensive, and it just got more inexpensive following Wednesday's big $31.5 billion write down. The write-down adds to fears (combined with big risks), and the dividend
British American Tobacco announced a $31.5 billion write-down, causing its stock prices to plummet significantly. I will explain why the market has overreacted to the write-down, creating an unusual o
The Zacks Tobacco industry companies are gaining on pricing power and smoke-free product strength amid soft cigarette volumes and cost inflation. Philip Morris (PM), Altria Group (MO) and British Amer
British American Tobacco stock is understandably attractive to passive income investors with its robust dividend yield.
British American Tobacco's shares slumped by close to 10% after announcing a write-down of intangible assets on its balance sheet. The write-down does not impact the company's cash position, cash flow
WASHINGTON — White House officials will take more time to review a sweeping plan from U.S. health regulators to ban menthol cigarettes, an unexpected delay that anti-tobacco groups fear could scuttl
BAT is taking a $31 billion write-down on underperforming U.S. brands it primarily acquired from Reynolds American. The company also reaffirmed its mid-single-digit EPS guidance for the year.
#cigarette #britishamericantobacco #bti #yahoofinance British American Tobacco (BTI) warns it may lose over $31 billion in revenue following plans to write down the value of certain US cigarette brand
American depositary receipts (ADRs) of British American Tobacco (BTI) tumbled over 8% in early trading Wednesday to an all-time low as the cigarette maker indicated it was losing American customers wh
The Camel and Newport parent company announced Wednesday it wrote down its U.S. tobacco brands by $31.5 billion, sending shares down 8%.
British American Tobacco PLC (LSE:BATS) today took a hefty £25 billion write-down to the value of its cigarette brands as part of the big tobacco group's "vision to build a smokeless world'. The no
British American Tobacco (NYSE: BTI ) stock fell 9% overnight after the company took a $31.5 billion “impairment charge” on its American cigarette brands. British American is known for brands like
British American Tobacco shares slumped 8% as the cigarette maker said it will write down the value of its cigarette brands by £25 billion ($31.5 billion).
British American Tobacco PLC (LSE:BATS) unveiled an ambition to become a predominantly “smokeless” business, with 50% of our revenue from non-combustibles by 2035.  The maker of Lucky Strike, Rot
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