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The stock is right now, oh, $30 3/16. Let me copy the news below: LONDON, April 3 (Reuters) - B.A.T Industries Chief Executive Martin Broughton said anti-tobacco leglislation in the U.S. as currently proposed would bankrupt tobacco companies there, the Financial Times reported on Friday. Broughton told the FT that R.J. Reynolds, part of RJR Nabisco Holdings Corp (RN - news),would be the first to go under,followed by BAT's Brown & Williamson and Philip Morris Cos Inc (MO - news). Will tobacco companies die one after another? Let's talk about this problem. Could we focus on the financial side of the matter, please. | ||||||||||||
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