CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- Philip Morris USA has filed federal lawsuits against two Internet cigarette sellers, charging the sites with hawking illegally imported smokes that carry the company's ...

Online vape sellers are failing to comply with regulations to stop children buying their products. Shutterstock / Aleksandr Yu Three out of 20 buyers (15%) spoke with delivery personnel but did ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Four online tobacco retailers are being sued by San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu for allegedly violating a ban protecting children from harmful nicotine use. The … ...

N.Y. can refile Web cigarette sellers suit Lawsuit accuses online cigarette sellers of evading the city's steep taxes through computer sales to Big Apple smokers.

If they (cigarette sellers) don't tell us, we have no way of knowing." Some states have recently ramped up enforcement and passed laws of their own to gather all the cigarette taxes they are owed.

In one of the first published studies into Web sites that sell cigarettes, Ribisl and his colleagues found 88 Internet cigarette sellers in 23 U.S. states.

Philip Morris USA, the largest cigarette company in the United States with nearly 50 percent of U.S. retail sales, supports legislation “aimed at stopping the illegal sale of cigarettes,” including ...

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