Vector Group Ltd., the holding company for Liggett Group Inc., will begin selling the nicotine-free cigarette Quest nationwide in the third quarter. Vector also will combine the sales and ...

NEW YORK -- Vector Group Ltd. said its new nicotine-free cigarette product will be named Quest and will be available nationwide beginning in the third quarter of 2002. Vector also announced that ...

said its Vector Tobacco subsidiary has a patent pending to a process of genetically modifying tobacco seeds to produce a nicotine-free leaf. Because nicotine is the addictive stimulant found in ...

A second product, Omni Free, will come out next year using the treatment, plus a new type of tobacco genetically engineered to contain virtually no nicotine, the company said. Vector Tobacco ...

Vector CEO Bennett LeBow, father of the nicotine-free Quest. But the bucolic setting isn't exactly what it seems. Drying inside Dienner's barn are 10,000 pounds of genetically modified tobacco ...

The Vector Group, Ltd., which owns the Liggett ... process that modifies tobacco seed to produce a virtually nicotine-free tobacco leaf. In what might be a non-addictive alternative to normal ...

Cigarettes and luxury real estate are decidedly ... generous dividend policy could become burdensome: “We expect Vector’s free cash flow to remain negative due primarily to its high dividend ...

(Bloomberg) -- JT Group agreed to buy discount cigarette maker Vector Group Ltd. for about $2.4 billion to expand in the US, changing tack after war closed off its path for growth in Russia.