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Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids: Philip Morris' International Actions Contradict Claims of Change
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WASHINGTON, March 16 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Following is a statement
by Matthew L. Myers, president, Campaign for Tobacco- Free Kids:
"Philip Morris, the world's largest multinational tobacco company,
never misses an opportunity to claim that it is a changed,
responsible business. But Philip Morris' actions tell a different
story and show that the company continues to put profits ahead of
public health. In the latest example, Philip Morris International is
bidding to buy one of Indonesi...
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Philip Morris Threatens to Cut off State Settlement Payments to Get Special Protection in IL Court Case Says TFK
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CIGARETTE MAKER ACCUSED OF EVADING TAXES Italy probing Philip Morris in fraud case
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Philip Morris's Hometown Lobbyists; Company Pressing Its Legislative Agenda in Lawmakers' Back Yards
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; When members of Congress left Washington last week, many believed they were escaping from a city filled with high-paid lobbyists. But legislators from Loveland, Colo., Nacogdoches, Tex., Topeka, Kan., Butte, Mont., Gainesville, Ga., and a host of other unlikely towns are in for a surprise. Philip
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More Speculation on Philip Morris Spinoff
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; ... month when Philip Morris canceled a big day-long meeting for industry analysts that had been slated for June - hinting of major news to come sooner rather than later. It last canceled such a meeting last year before "Marlboro Friday," when it announced drastic ...
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