| Wall Street Journal. Europe 2000 Gordon Fairclough |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Even $145 Billion Isn't Enough to Kill Tobacco. Cigarette Makers Can Just Raise Prices. | Business, international | Gordon Fairclough, Milo Geyelin |
| Lawyers for U.S. Tobacco Firms Seek to Reverse Damage Award. Companies Argue the Punitive $144.87 Billion Would Leave Them Bankrupt. The Verdict, After 2-year Trial, Leaves Unanswered Questions. | Business, international | Gordon Fairclough, Milo Geyelin |
| Philip Morris net rose 12% in period, meeting forecasts. | Business, international | Gordon Fairclough |
| Philip Morris posts sixfold profit jump. | Business, international | Gordon Fairclough |
| R.J. Reynolds still sees UST as good target.(UST Inc.) | Business, international | Gordon Fairclough, Nikhil Deogun |
| U.S. Supreme Court rejects attempt to treat tobacco as dangerous drug. | Business, international | Gordon Fairclough, Robert S. Greenberger |
| WHO investigators build tobacco case; Philip Morris denies obstructing antismoking efforts of U.N. arm.(Brief Article) | Business, international | Gordon Fairclough |
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