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The Beverly Hills City Council has unanimously approved a ban on the retail sale of most tobacco products with an ordinance that is the first of its kind in the United States.Read More
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The U.S. tobacco giant has acquired an 80 percent stake in Burger Soehne of Switzerland for $372 million.Read More
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Presumably, one of the reasons for the Maldives having stopped the sale of single cigarettes has to do with the coming requirement for graphic health warnings on tobacco packs.Read More
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