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ITC looks past its worst quarter. Can the recovery last?

The cigarette tax shock weighed heavily on June-quarter earnings, but resilient volumes, staggered price hikes and improving profitability are raising hopes the worst is over.

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MintLean R·3h ago
ITC looks past its worst quarter. Can the recovery last?
The cigarette tax shock weighed heavily on June-quarter earnings, but resilient volumes, staggered price hikes and improving profitability are raising hopes the worst is over.
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