The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is rescinding an order that blocked the sale of Juul's products, including its e-cigarettes. The FDA in June 2022 banned all of Juul's products in the US, including the Juul device and four types of flavored Juul pods, on the basis that there was not sufficient evidence the marketing of the products would be appropriate for the protection of public health.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Thursday that it has rescinded its 2022 orders blocking the marketing of Juul Labs Inc.'s e-cigarette products in the U.S.
The Food and Drug Administration rescinded its ban on Juul Lab's e-cigarette products Thursday—placing them back under scientific review—nearly two years after ordering a ban that was halted pending the company's appeal.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said on Thursday it was rescinding a June 2022 order that briefly blocked sale of Juul's products, including its device for e-cigarettes.
Altria NYSE: MO is among the leading sin stocks but is still a good dividend play today. Up more than 17.5% in the last few weeks, the purveyor of tobacco products is on track to reclaim the high end of a long-term trading range and possibly set new highs.
Altria's main business is selling cigarettes in the United States. Cigarette volumes in the U.S. have been declining for years.
Altria Group, Inc. has been one of my favorite dividend picks, and since the publication of my first bull thesis back in February this year, the stock has outperformed the market. This could signal that potentially the Company has now landed in a territory of overvaluation. In this article, I dissect the recent earnings report and share the reasons why I am consistently reinvesting the dividends and adding to my position in Altria.
We believe that Altria stock (NYSE: MO) is a better pick over Freeport-McMoRan stock (NYSE: FCX), given its better prospects. Although these companies are from different sectors, we compare them because they have a similar market capitalization of $75-$80 billion and a similar revenue base of $20-23 billion.
At its current share price, Altria Group's dividend yields 8.6%. Philip Morris International's dividend yields 5.2%.
Including high dividend yield companies in your portfolio provides income, reduces volatility, and offers independence from stock market fluctuations. I generally suggest blending companies with a high dividend yield with those that focus on dividend growth, thus ensuring a balanced portfolio mix. In today's article, I will introduce you to my top two high dividend yield companies to consider investing in during this month of June.
Altria (MO) has received quite a bit of attention from Zacks.com users lately. Therefore, it is wise to be aware of the facts that can impact the stock's prospects.
Altria has an industry-leading position in its core business. The stock has a huge 8.5% dividend yield.