The iQOS is championed by Andre Calantzopoulos, Philip Morris International's chief executive, who in media interviews makes the point that he smokes the device.

Philip Morris is putting out a new product that's somewhere between a regular cigarette and an electronic one. Here's what we found.

The IQOS device warms real tobacco, but at a temperature too cool to make smoke. “I don’t know how much safer it will be than actual smoking,” Williams-Luther said.

Philip Morris International began selling its IQOS heated tobacco device in Austin, Texas on Thursday for $60 a piece, an executive told Reuters, kicking off efforts by the world's largest ...

TOKYO/NEUCHATEL, Switzerland (Reuters) - In seeking regulatory approval for a new smoking device called iQOS, Philip Morris International Inc is claiming the electronic gadget is less likely to ...

The Food and Drug Administration cleared Philip Morris International’s IQOS — a heat-not-burn tobacco device designed as an alternative to conventional cigarettes — for sale in the United ...