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International tobacco company Philip Morris is considering applying blockchain to reduce tax stamps paperwork and fraud
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The Tobacco giant Philip Morris International is interested in blockchain technology. The company is currently working on a public blockchain but with some features that make it different from others.
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Coinspeaker World’s Leading Tobacco Giant Philip Morris Taps Into BlockchainTobacco giant Philip Morris pivots to blockchain in a bid to improve tracking of tax stamps that are printed on cigarette boxes indicating that a tax has been paid.
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Tobacco giant Philip Morris is working on a "public blockchain," an executive said, though not quite in the commonly understood sense.
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