Organisation: Reynolds American

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business

British American Tobacco clinches $49bn deal for Camel’s maker firm

British American Tobacco reached agreement to buy full control of Reynolds American with a sweetened $49.4bn (€46.3bn) offer, bringing a successful end to almost three months of bartering with the maker of Camel cigarettes.

business

British American Tobacco bids €43bn for Reynolds American to create biggest tobacco company

business

Tobacco stocks, left for dead by investors, catch fire

business

Despite China, Standard & Poor’s 500 faces perfect season

world

US jury awards smoker’s widow €17bn

business

Imperial Tobacco secures American breakthrough

BAT lifted by demand outside Europe

British American Tobacco today said it had enjoyed a strong start to 2006, but currency swings meant it would be tough to sustain such a positive performance.

Wed, 03 May, 2006

BAT benefits from demand for top brands

British American Tobacco today said it was heading for a highly satisfactory year after volumes of its top four brands rose 9% in the first nine months of this year.

Thu, 27 Oct, 2005

Tobacco giants to merge US operations

British American Tobacco and RJ Reynolds Tobacco have agreed to merge their US tobacco businesses, uniting the nation’s second and third largest tobacco companies in an effort to blunt the attacks of sagging sales and cheaper brands.

Tue, 28 Oct, 2003