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More changes to ciggies: Health Minister announces new crackdown including changes to packets and banning ...

The Daily Mail 31 May 2023
In a bid to disincentivise smoking and vaping, Mark Butler announced further controls on Wednesday to coincide with World No Tobacco Day. These new amendments include limiting the use of 'appealing' names which imply reduced harm, standardising tobacco packets and improving the graphic warnings on packaging.
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Why dividends reward investors through good times and bad

The National 31 May 2023
Some FTSE stocks have super high income levels right now, with insurer Aviva yielding 7.75 per cent, British American Tobacco yielding 8.18 per cent and Vodafone Group paying income of 9.55 per cent a year.
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The Imperial Brands share price is down 15% in 2023. Is it time to buy?

The Motley Fool 30 May 2023
As a quick reminder, Imperial is one of the largest tobacco companies in the world. You may recall it was once known as Imperial Tobacco ... Rising costs, inflation, as well as a post-pandemic hangover has continued to impact many stocks on markets worldwide ... 5 stocks for trying to build wealth after 50.
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How I’d target nearly £2K of passive income annually from a £20K Stocks & Shares ISA

The Motley Fool 30 May 2023
One of the reasons I invest money in a Stocks and Shares ISA is because of the income potential this offers me ... To get £2,000 in income from my Stocks and Shares ISA each year, I would need to build a portfolio yielding 10% on average to hit my target. Of course, a risk is that I don’t achieve this if my chosen stocks underperform.
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3 dividend shares near 52-week lows

The Motley Fool 30 May 2023
Due to a substantial decline in the share price, the stock is down to yield a monster 9.3% ... Steady dividend stock. A final income stock worth covering is tobacco behemoth Imperial Brands ... Based on current expectations, the stock yields 8.4%, covered almost twice by profit. A P/E of six means Imperial stock is also cheap, at least at face value.
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Tax reform programs net P203 billion in 2022—DOF

Manila Bulletin 28 May 2023
TRAIN 1A also introduced excise taxes on sweetened beverages and cosmetic products, as well as increased levies imposed on mining, tobacco, documentary stamp, and capital gains on traded and non-traded stocks ... CTRP’s TRAIN Package 2+ raised sin taxes on tobacco, alcohol, and e-cigarette products to fund universal health care.
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Yields of up to 9.2%! Should I buy these FTSE 100 stocks for extra income?

The Motley Fool 28 May 2023
British American Tobacco. UK tobacco stocks such as British American Tobacco (LSE.BATS) were traditionally seen as lifeboats during tough economic periods ... I’m happy to look past Barclays’ 5.5% dividend yield and buy other dividend stocks ... While the media raves about Google and Amazon, this lesser-known stock has quietly grown 880% – with a.
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Investing £20k in these dividend stocks could get me £1,550 income a year

The Motley Fool 27 May 2023
How might I invest a £20,000 Stocks and Shares ISA allowance in dividend stocks right now? ... So I think we can choose a stock from a sector that looks good value even if general sector weakness might be valid ... Two more stocks ... Finally, there often isn’t much to choose between stocks in the same sector, and I see that with tobacco.
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Tobacco dust cited as safer water pollutant than chemical pesticides

Manila Bulletin 26 May 2023
Trongco said that tobacco dust is an excellent replacement for the highly toxic, cyanide-based chemicals in pond poisoning or sterilization of fishponds before fingerlings’ stocking ... of the tobacco dust as organic feeds for the growing tilapia within 20 days after stocking.
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Why do liquor and tobacco stocks have a divergent trend? Anand Tandon answers

The Times of India 25 May 2023
Anand Tandon, Independent Analyst, says “on the consumption side, if you were to look at consumer durables, it is time to look at the not so favoured two-wheelers, etc. Bajaj has done very well ... Why do liquor stocks and tobacco stocks have a divergent trend? It has always happened in the past ... Avoid cement stocks, tough to play capex cycle now ... .
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Hot money outflows total $352 M in April

Manila Bulletin 25 May 2023
Total inflows were lower than same time last year of $2.23 billion while gross outflows were higher than $823.32 million in 2022. The BSP said 57.3 percent of registered investments were placed in Philippine Stock Exchange-listed securities such as in banks, holding firms, property, food, beverage and tobacco, and transportation services ... .
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What sectors are likely to do good in coming quarters? Axis MF’s Hitesh Zaveri answers

The Times of India 25 May 2023
Hitesh Zaveri, Head- Listed Equity Alternatives, Axis MF, says “the commentary from the banks have been positive as well and something that we have been overweight on, so that is continuing to look good ... We will have to see how it pans out ... Why do liquor and tobacco stocks have a divergent trend? Anand Tandon answers. .
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This top FTSE 100 dividend stock may increase shareholder returns further

The Motley Fool 24 May 2023
British American Tobacco (LSE. BATS) has been a leading dividend stock in the FTSE 100 for many years ... More reading I’d buy £4,000 of each of these dividend stocks, for £1,056 in annual income The British American Tobacco share price looks like a bargain ... The Motley Fool UK has recommended British American Tobacco P.l.c.
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5 FTSE 100 stocks near 52-week lows to consider now

The Motley Fool 24 May 2023
With that in mind, I’ve found a handful of FTSE 100 stocks trading near 52-week lows worth considering now ... So it can be a good idea to consider out-of-favour stocks ... Of the FTSE 100 stocks I’d research now, the first is sustainable technology company Johnson Matthey ... With the stock at 2,727p, it’s up just under 3% from its low in May.
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Steven Merrell, Financial Planning: Taking a look at ESG investing

Monterey Herald 24 May 2023
For example, some religious organizations have long had investment policies that exclude so-called “sin stocks” (i.e., companies that engage in gambling, the production and distribution of alcohol or tobacco, etc.) ... She had just watched a documentary on the evils of Big Oil and she wanted to divest her portfolio of any and all oil stocks.

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