Altria (NYSE: MO) owns the Marlboro brand, which has a roughly 41% market share in North America. That's huge and highlights the company's dominance in this geographic region. But the downside ...

Altria has a huge 7% dividend yield, but its core cigarette business is in decline. Realty Income is a slow and steadily growing income stock with a 5.6% yield. VICI Properties owns gambling ...

Altria Group (NYSE: MO) has emerged as a surprising stock market winner in 2024, propelled by an impressive earnings rebound. At the time of this writing, its shares had surged by 41% this year to ...

(Bloomberg) -- Altria Group Inc. kicked off a plan to cut at least $600 million of costs over the next five years as the tobacco group maintained its outlook for the year. The maker of Marlboro ...

Altria's stock price is up by 14% in the past five weeks, driven by a Q3 earnings surprise with adjusted EPS of USD1.38, exceeding estimates. There's more supporting the stock's increase, too ...

I went from recommending Altria as a Sell last to now being a Strong Buy, with strong assumptions for its future revenue and earnings. Altria has a margin of safety and its upside has not yet been ...

Altria Group, Inc. MO stock is currently trading at a forward 12-month price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 9.85, representing a 16.9% discount compared to the Zacks Tobacco industry’s average of 11.85.

Altria is one of the largest cigarette makers in North America. Although Altria has a solid position atop this geographic region, the North American cigarette market is witnessing steady declines ...

Altria (NYSE: MO) as a stock, is not all that attractive for investors. Over the past five years, the stock's price is up roughly 10% -- cumulatively. The main thing about Altria that's likely ...