Month: June 2022

Uncertainty has clouded Juul since it landed in the agency’s sights four years ago, when its marketing and fruity flavors were blamed for fueling a surge of underage vaping.

An assistant U.S. attorney told jurors that Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani gave investors false financial projections, while a defense counsel said the government left out crucial evidence in the Silicon Valley case.

The FDA’s planned rule, which if implemented would upend the $95 billion U.S. cigarette industry, is based on research suggesting very low-nicotine cigarettes are less addictive.

The food company is seeking to jump-start its larger, faster-growing snacks business while helping its namesake cereal brands regain their footing on supermarket shelves.

Canada approved legislation that targets what video- and audio-sharing platforms can broadcast to a Canadian audience, as the country follows in Europe’s footsteps in imposing a heftier regulatory burden on the digital sector.

The global aviation industry has been battling to keep up as governments have dropped or minimized Covid-era travel restrictions and the subsequent demand for flying has taken airlines and airports by surprise.

The first film from the Disney-owned studio in theaters in more than two years earned $51 million domestically in its opening weekend.