Altria (NYSE: MO) isn't a household name in the consumer staples sector, but its main brand is probably one you know. Indeed, its Marlboro cigarette brand has a nearly 42% share of the U.S ...

Shares of Altria, the country’s leading tobacco company and maker of Marlboro cigarettes, trade around $52 and yield just under 8%. While Altria’s dividend payout ratio is high at about 80% ...

Altria comprises over 20% of my dividend stock portfolio, and I am optimistic about its potential, even without cannabis reform. I believe Trump may enact federal cannabis reform due to political ...

Revenues (net of excise taxes) rose by 1.6% year over year to $5.11 billion. Altria's NJOY segment saw impressive growth, with shipment volumes increasing by 15.3% amid ongoing patent litigation.

Altria (MO) ended the recent trading session at $57.01, demonstrating a +1.89% swing from the preceding day's closing price. The stock's change was more than the S&P 500's daily loss of 1.78% ...

Altria's biggest business is selling high-end cigarettes under the iconic Marlboro brand. After spinning off its foreign operations into Philip Morris International (NYSE: PM), Altria only ...

Valued at a market cap of $96.4 billion, Altria Group, Inc. (MO) is a leading American tobacco and nicotine products company. The Richmond, Virginia-based company owns some of the most well-known ...

Altria is a large consumer staples company with a huge 7.3% dividend yield. The company is working to replace its core product with something new and faster-growing. Altria has turnaround ...