Instrument NamePhilip Morris International IncInstrument Symbol(PM-N)

Instrument ExchangeNYSE

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Philip Morris' stock offers a high dividend yield.

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The tobacco giant isn't in nearly as much near-term trouble as many investors seem to think it is.

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The tobacco giant is replacing profits with new nicotine products.

The stock offers solid growth and sports an attractive dividend yield.

Management says the company is posting some of its best growth since it went public in 2008.

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With Phillip Morris International unable to meet consumer demand for its nicotine pouches, expect British American Tobacco's rival product to gain market share.

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