Juul Replaces CEO and <br />Stops All Advertising As <br />Vaping-Related Deaths Increase.<br />Tobacco company Altria<br />bought a 35% stake in <br />Juul for $13 billion last year.<br />Altria’s chief growth officer, <br />K.C. Crosthwaite, will replace <br />Kevin Burns as CEO.<br />Juul will also halt all TV, print and digital ads <br />and put an end to some of its lobbying efforts.<br />The increase in vaping-related <br />illnesses and death has caused <br />several states to consider <br />banning all vaping products.<br />The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is deciding <br />whether to outlaw flavored e-cigarettes, <br />which appeal to younger consumers
