Philip Morris Scores Key Upgrade With Dividend Hike Expectations
Philip Morris International might be looking to entice more investors with an even stronger dividend, or at least one key analyst thinks so.
Philip Morris International might be looking to entice more investors with an even stronger dividend, or at least one key analyst thinks so.
ThinkstockAs we have been expecting, as the second quarter earnings reporting period starts to come to a close, the windows at public companies for insiders to make transactions are starting to open…
Philip Morris International reported better-than-expected second-quarter 2015 results before markets opened on Thursday morning.
Some investors are wondering where to keep their money safer than the broad stock market. Historically, that means defensive stocks with solid dividends.
If the World Health Organization (WHO) has its way, increases in national tobacco taxes may curtail tobacco use around the world.
By revenue, earnings and market cap, Phillip Morris is bigger than Altria. And since the last major bear market bottom in 2009, its shares have generally outperformed Altria.
Monday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Apple, BP, Hewlett-Packard, Philip Morris, UnitedHealth and AT&T.
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Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades include Apple, Barrick Gold, Corning, Groupon, Peabody Energy and SolarCity.
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ThinkstockThere are more than 300 million smokers in China and another 740 million Chinese who are exposed to second-hand smoke each year. The government is looking to reduce those numbers by banning…
Philip Morris International addressed investors Wednesday morning at the Morgan Stanley Global Consumer & Retail Conference in New York.
One thing that went away fast when the market was in free-fall mode as the quarter started was insider selling, and who can blame them?