British American Tobacco Industries ADR (BTI)

Cigarette volumes are plummeting and the industry's heyday is long gone. But one of these giants has done better at building for the future.

Is the high-yielding tobacco stock a buy?

Philip Morris is planning to launch IQOS in the U.S.

This stock seems to be an exception to the rule that high-yield dividends can be red flags.

These stocks pay reliable and growing dividends. Plus, they require much less work than owning a rental property.

British American Tobacco's efforts to move beyond cigarettes are starting to gain traction, but a multibillion-dollar windfall could help.

British American Tobacco won't be attractive to most investors, but it is working to ensure it has a long-term future.

These dividend payers offer eye-popping yields, and were buys for billionaire hedge fund managers in the fourth quarter.

The stock looks much cheaper than the market average. But that does not necessarily make it a buy.

These businesses are on better footing than their eye-popping dividend yields suggest.