BNET Industries
Last Fiscal Year Sales:$1.0B
- Private
- US
Dow Jones Description
Mfr. of Cigarettes
Number of Employees 6,000
Peer Companies
NAICS Code Tobacco and Tobacco Product Merchant Wholesalers: 424940
Recent Events
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Former Smoker Wins Case Against Philip Morris
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BUYINS.NET: Discovery Laboratories DSCO Daily Short Sale Trading Volume Through 11-17-09. Over 56 Million Shares...
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The Bloom Is Off the Rose for Tobacco Claims
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Altria to Expand Snus Test
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Kansas City-area residents sue Philip Morris USA
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Senate Passes Tobacco Measure
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Marlboro Man rides into the sunset; For 1st time since 1955, Philip Morris ran no print ads for the brand.(News)(Statistical data)
- 2007-07-09
Byline: BRADLEY JOHNSON Crain News Service So long, cowboy. In 2006, for the first time since tobacco giant Philip Morris and Chicago ad agency Leo Burnett created the Marlboro Man in 1955, no Marlboro ads ran in U.S. consumer publications. ...
Philip Morris: No smoking in movies; Print ad campaign from tobacco giant urges film industry to drop the prop.(Philip Morris Inc.)
- 2006-11-20
Byline: RICH THOMASELLI Byline: RICH THOMASELLI
Cigarette marketing reaches new high.(INDUSTRY NEWS)
- 2005-10-01
According to a report issued by the Federal Trade Commission in August, tobacco companies have more than doubled their cigarette marketing campaigns, although the amount of cigarettes being sold has declined. The Financial Times reported that the FTC report said tobacco companies...
Cigarette giants take safety first approach: tobacco companies BAT and Philip Morris are preparing to launch 'safer' cigarettes, but advertising restrictions and opposition are already causing manufacturers problems
- 2004-09-09
Smokers could become less of an endangered species in the future ff tobacco companies press ahead with plans to bring to market a new generation of supposedly "safer" cigarettes. Smokers could become less of an endangered species in the future ff tobacco companies press...
New National Ad Campaign from Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, Other Groups Asks Why Philip Morris is Changing Its Name, But Not Its Deadly Habits
- 2002-04-23
Business Editors
Legal & lethal.(Philip Morris, marketing strategy)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
- 2001-08-13
It's easy and often appropriate to attack the tobacco industry. But the fact remains that cigarettes are legal as well as lethal. To succeed in a category with strict advertising restraints and constant opposition requires well-honed and clever marke It's easy and often appropriate to attack...
Philip Morris coverup: No-smoke ads hit books; Tobacco maker among 32 Cover Concepts advertisers.(Brief Article)
- 2000-09-04
As kids across the nation return to school hallways, cigarette manufacturer Philip Morris USA plans to join them. As kids across the nation return to school hallways, cigarette manufacturer Philip Morris USA plans to join them.
Philip Morris launches ad campaign on tobacco-related issues
- 2000-02-18
NEW YORK AP -- Philip Morris USA, the nation's largest cigarette maker, has begun a series of newspaper ads on tobacco related issues, such as underage smoking and smoking in public places.
Philip Morris Targets Youth Tobacco Use in New Advertising Effort.
- 1998-12-08
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
The tobacco trade: the search for El Dorado. (tobacco companies look for new markets outside US and Western Europe)
- 1992-05-16
Tobacco companies such as RJ Reynolds Industries Inc are trying to expand into new markets in Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, and Asia. Tobacco companies have been facing growing pressure from regulators and anti-tobacco campaigns. "I'LL tell you why I like the cigarette business," Warren Buffett told...
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