Tackling Tobacco: October 2023 Legislative & Regulatory RoundupFlavored tobacco bans remain center stage at the state and local levels. Federal Lawmakers Call for Probe of Recent Oil & Gas DealsSenators are urging the Federal Trade Commission to look into whether or not proposed acquisitions by Chevron and ExxonMobil may violate antitrust laws. Small Operator Trade Groups Rally Against Proposed Menthol Ban State and regional energy marketing trade associations raise concerns that prohibition will fuel the illicit market. Philip Morris International Advances Alternative Products Shift The company brought the convenience industry together to talk nicotine trends at the Formula 1 U.S. Grand Prix. Haslam Family Sues Berkshire Hathaway Over Pilot Deal The suit asserts a change in accounting rules has artificially depressed the value of the family’s remaining stock in the company. Oregon Labor Union Calls to Reinstate Self-Service Gas Ban UFCW Local 555 points to problems with safety and accessibility following the authorization of driver-pumped fuel. Retail Groups Applaud Federal Reserve's Move on Debit Card Swipe Fees However, they agree the interchange fee can go even lower. Federal Reserve Votes to Open Proposed Swipe Fee Changes to Public Comment The new proposal would call for debit card interchange fees to be capped at 17.70 cents for two years. Opportunities & Uncertainty Swirl Around the Backbar The category faces challenges like FDA bans and price hikes, while reduced risk product innovation presents opportunities. NJOY Takes Legal Action Against Illicit Disposable Vapor Manufacturers The suit names 34 foreign and domestic manufacturers, distributors and online retailers. First Previous 12 13 14 15 16 Next Last
