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The article focuses on the relocation of the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. from Reynolds Building to Reynolds Plaza in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. According to Reynolds American Inc. spokeswoman Maura Payne, the firm has outgrown the building it has occupied since 1929. It is noted that the structure may be converted to high-end condominiums. Also mentioned are the features of the building, including its Art Deco lines.

This article focuses at how tobacco company R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. is hoping that a redesign of traditional cigarette packs will help differentiate the fading Winston brand. A year after the tobacco giants' $206 billion settlement agreement with the state attorneys general in 1998, a group of 20 frustrated brand developers and strategists huddled in a conference room at R.J. Reynolds Tobacco's headquarters in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Three years and at least $200 million later-an analyst's guess, the number two tobacco giant is introducing a curved, crushproof plastic flask in limited national distribution this month.

The article focuses on the details concerning the restoration of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco company's building in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The building is designed by Shreve & Lamb of New York and was completed in 1929. It is well maintained over the years. However, Reynolds planned to restore its landmark and chose to engage with Croxton Collaborative/Hammill-Walter Associated Architects to renovate the lobby and the building exterior.

Describes the effects that major layoffs at R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. could have on the economy of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Steady loss of tobacco jobs over the past two decades, due to changes in the cigarette industry; Lack of comparable jobs, as well as retraining opportunities, in the local economy; Ripple effects of the layoffs on other parts of the local economy; Impact on tobacco farmers.

The article offers information about the economic condition of Winston-Salem, North Carolina., which is used to be the heart of tobacco manufacturing in the U.S. It provides details about the emergence of factories and warehouses as well as other buildings for medical lab equipment and researchers. An overview is presented about R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.

The article offers information on the history and tourist destinations in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. According to the author, Winston-Salem, which is a town built on tobacco, is full of illustrations of the success of the tobacco industry such as the 22-story building of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. It also emphasizes that tourists could also visit Old Salem living history museum and Reynolda House Musuem of American Art which features premier collections of American art in the Southeast.