Instrument NameBritish American Tobacco Industries ADRInstrument Symbol(BTI-N)

Instrument ExchangeNYSE

With a huge 8.4% dividend yield, British American Tobacco throws off a lot of passive income, but there are risks to consider.

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The nicotine giant's business faces competing headwinds and tailwinds.

Investors are paying too much attention to the rhetoric and not enough attention to actual results.

British American Tobacco has a huge 8.6% yield, which is a pretty enticing figure if you are trying to live off of dividends in retirement.

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Illegal competition in the U.S. is hurting the business.

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Tobacco stocks can be excellent investments under the right circumstances, which makes British American Tobacco a must-see dividend stock today.

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British American Tobacco is executing well in one key area, but there's still a very long way to go before it can claim success.

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BAT's earnings report was middling, but it remains an appealing dividend stock.

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The company's No. 1 ambition has met with very determined resistance from a clutch of advocacy organizations.