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1948: Flexibility, long-term view help TCW navigate rocky road
Scott George got his start in the same place his business did: the warehouse. George is CEO of Nashville-based trucking company TCW, which was founded in 1948 by his grandparents, Howard and Mary George.
About 400 R.J. Reynolds Employees Take Buyout
Approximately 400 R.J. Reynolds employees have accepted buyouts and will be leaving the tobacco company in 2010, according to a news release from the company.
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. officials thought that their voluntary severance offer of Dec.
400 RJR Employees Take Severance
About 400 R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company employees opted to take a company-offered severance package, and will be leaving the company in 2011, the company announced Wednesday.
Reynolds dropped to junk bond level
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services has lowered the corporate credit and senior unsecured debt ratings for RJ Reynolds Tobacco Holdings to junk bond status.
R.J. Reynolds Failed to Cash 'Camel Bucks,' Class Action Says
A California federal court class action claims that R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. canceled its "Camel Cash" promotion without allowing participants to redeem their certificates for merchandise.
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UF students caught in middle of tobacco case's controversy
Four University of Florida graduate students who did research for a tobacco company's legal defense have been caught in a debate over the role of historians in such cases.
R.J. Reynolds says it is planning to reduce manufacturing work force
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. said today that it plans to reduce its manufacturing work force by an undisclosed number as part of a continuing effort to lower expenses.
West Forsyth YMCA renamed to honor Jerry Long's dedication
The staff at the West Forsyth Family YMCA put a sign at its entrance yesterday that reads "Jerry Long Family YMCA." About 300 people, including Long's family, local elected officials, and business and community leaders attended a dedication ceremony held by the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina to rename the building on Peace Haven Road.
Reynolds American Inc. has officially launched the biggest recycling project in its history.
Photo: Cigarette company could buy stop smoking company
Why would a cigarette company buy a firm that makes products to help smokers quit? Cigarette products of the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, part of Reynolds American, are shown on the... Cigarette products of the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, part of Reynolds American, are shown on the counter of a beverage store in Creamery, Pa., in this Oct.
RJR loses first round in court case
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.'s bid to carve out a "free speech" marketing niche for innovative products received a setback yesterday.
Federal judge won't bar new federal tobacco marketing regulations
A federal judge ruled Thursday that tobacco companies hoping to block new restrictions on their marketing have little chance of succeeding.
Special Tobacco Analysis, Pt. 2 Big Tobacco Shifts Strategies
OAK BROOK, Ill. -- In the past three months, the major tobacco companies have altered their promotional strategies, pulling back from umbrella programs and rechanneling efforts to specific brand promotions.
Ex-tobacco insider says companies target blacks
A former tobacco industry executive said Friday in Charleston that cigarette companies have targeted black people in America.
N.Y. Bid for $15 Million Fee Against Tobacco Giant Ruled Excessive
A Manhattan judge has rejected New York state's bid to collect $15 million from R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Special Tobacco Analysis, Pt. 1Big Tobacco Fights for Share ...
Cigarettes' big threea 'Altria, R.J. Reynolds and Lorillarda 'are facing aggressive challenges from down trading and segment shifting in the convenience-store channel.
Reynolds American Inc. Reports Operating Results
Reynolds American Inc. filed Quarterly Report for the period ended 2009-09-30. Reynolds American Inc.
Auditor says auction on Oct. 27
State Auditor Stacey Pickering says nearly 1 million cartons of contraband cigarettes will be auctioned off on Oct.
Tobacco Company Seeks Access To Historian's Unpublished Manuscript
The Chronicle discusses attempts by R.J. Reynolds Tobacco to obtain access to an unpublished work by Stanford's Robert Proctor.
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