Juul Reaches $38.8 Million Settlement with Pennsylvania

Juul, the popular electronic cigarette manufacturer, has agreed to pay $38.8 million to Pennsylvania’s Department of Health as part of a settlement in a lawsuit over its youth marketing practices, brought by the state Attorney General’s office. Read more.

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