cigarette companies and food companies π¬ Biggest in the world 1.πΊπΈ Philip Morris International (PM) β $249.9 Bn 2.π¬π§ British American Tobacco (BAT) β $127.2 Bn 3.πΊπΈ Altria β $111.7 Bn 4.π―π΅ Japan Tobacco International ( KU research: Tobacco companies' investment
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