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Reports suggest talks with Ruyan

RICHMOND, Va. -- Philip Morris, the biggest maker of tobacco cigarettes in the United States, is reportedly in talks to purchase or reach a marketing agreement with Ruyan Group, the manufacturer of the original electronic cigarette.
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Current chief exec Orlowsky's contract expires at end of 2010

GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Cigarette-maker Lorillard Inc. has begun seeking a successor to CEO Martin L. Orlowsky, whose contract expires next year, the company said in a regulatory filing Thursday, according to an Associated Press report.

Tobacco retailers challenge news reports on roll-your-own, pipe tobaccos

COLUMBUS, Ga. -- The International Premium Cigar & Pipe Retailers Association (IPCPR) is challenging news reports regarding the labeling switch of some roll-your-own (RYO) tobacco brands to pipe tobacco by their manufacturers to avoid tax increases, as well as to claims that pipe tobaccos, which have been flavored for more than five centuries, are designed to appeal to minors.
 
 
11/25/2009
Reports suggest talks with Ruyan
11/24/2009
Current chief exec Orlowsky's contract expires at end of 2010
11/24/2009
San Francisco mulls proposal to reduce the number of sale permits by more than half
11/23/2009
Tobacco retailers challenge news reports on roll-your-own, pipe tobaccos
11/20/2009
Urges immediate passage by the full Senate
11/20/2009
10 cases filed in New York, New Jersey
11/18/2009
Groups call on Senate to pass bill preventing tax-evading online cigarette trafficking
11/10/2009
Deal for Swedish company Niconovum reportedly in works
11/9/2009
Food & Drug Administration enforcing ban, notifies offenders
11/6/2009
No preliminary injunction for Family Smoking Prevention & Tobacco Control Act
11/2/2009
State, local lawmakers move to restrict new tobacco products
10/30/2009
Convenience retailers say majors have altered how they spend promotional dollars
10/29/2009
Reynolds American and Lorillard join Philip Morris in wholesale price hikes
10/29/2009
CSP/Modi survey of retailers shows Marlboro, Camel battling market pressures
10/27/2009
Philip Morris USA adds 6 or 8 cents to its brands, others expected to follow
10/23/2009
But fearing "violence and civil unrest," N.Y. gov seeks federal help
10/21/2009
Federal appeals court declines to stop injunction against illegal cigarette sales
10/20/2009
Mass. high court says law has antiquated definition of negligence
10/19/2009
Litigation by Walgreens still in California Court of Appeal
10/15/2009
BBK/HBI files suit against FDA to protect products sold separately from tobacco

The Cap and Trade Challenge
Steve Cousins discusses the impact of cap-and-trade legislation on refiners.
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Redefining Refining
Tesoro’s Lynn Westfall addresses the harsh reality facing the refining industry.
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