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May 20, 2013
(Telecom Ramblings,
6/20/12)
BTI Systems won an interesting deal in Southeast Asia yesterday. Fiberail is deploying their converged packet-optical and Carrier Ethernet gear to extend their delivery of mobile backhaul and Carrier...(read more)
(Telecom Ramblings,
3/30/12)
Another week has passed, or will have passed by the end of the day of course. Time to catch up on some more interesting news items:
[company id="dlr"] is raising another $175M for...(read more)
(Samurai Trader,
2/29/12)
Here are the industries with 60% or more of their stocks advancing today.
Here are the industries with 20% or more of their stocks making new highs.
When you have a group leading both...(read more)
British American Tobacco (LON:BATS) Company Overview
British American Tobacco (LSE: BATS, AMEX:BTI) is the second largest quoted global tobacco company by market share, and with operations in over 180 markets, it is the "most international" tobacco company in the world.[1] The Company's brand portfolio consists of over 300 brands, namely, Dunhill, Kent, Lucky Strike and Pall Mall, and includes ready-made cigarettes, cigar, roll-your-own, pipe, and smokeless tobacco products [2]. British American Tobacco was founded in 1902 through a joint venture between the Imperial Tobacco Group (IMT-LN) and the American Tobacco Company (USA) [3]. The company earned £14.2 billion in revenue and £4.5 billion in net income in 2009.[4] Despite the company's international presence, it does not currently directly sell cigarettes or other tobacco products in the United States. Instead, British American Tobacco indirectly sells Pall Mall and other brands through Reynolds American (RAI) in the United States, a company of which British American Tobacco has 42% ownership following a deal with R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Holdings, Inc. in July 2004. [5] However, British American Tobacco does have the largest market share in over fifty geographic markets and has the most significant sales in Europe, which make up about 40% of the company's revenue. [6] (Read more at Wikinvest ) What's in this BATS analysis on Wikinvest...
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