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In today's edition, Brendan and Andrew discuss an emerging market dividend play that you might be ignoring. Let's face it -- the paper industry isn't the sexiest. But there could be some real value here for an income investor. International Paper...
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In today's edition, Brendan and Andrew discuss an emerging market dividend play that you might be ignoring. Let's face it -- the paper industry isn't the sexiest. But there could be some real value here for an income investor. International Paper sports...
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John V. Faraci, chairman and chief executive officer of International Paper, poses for a portrait at the Reuters building in New York June 7, 2011. The first time Faraci tried to climb Alaska's Mount Denison, he failed. Biting snow and wind kept the... View Photo »
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The question is, 'How do we get back some these forestry-industry manufacturing jobs that we've lost?' ... In my home district that I represent, in the last 10 years, we've lost International Paper, Georgia-Pacific and three private companies, and that's the bulk of our work force. Of course, coming acr...
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You're logged in as Account International Paper CEO John Faraci on the company’s acquisition of Temple-Inland and its acquisitions and growth in emerging markets. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. ©2012 FOX News...
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La. (AP) — International Paper Co. is now officially the fifth owner of a paper mill opened in Bogalusa in 1906. Company spokesman Thomas Ryan tells The Daily News (http://bit.ly/AhEPk6) that International Paper believes it has acquired excellent assets...
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International Paper's departure from Bastrop in 2008, the city has been forced to cut more than $1.4 million in personnel and services, according to Bastrop Mayor Betty Alford-Olive. IP closed its Louisiana Mill in Bastrop in November 2008, eliminating...
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John V. Faraci, chairman and chief executive officer of International Paper, speaks to reporters during an interview at Reuters in New York June 7, 2011. The first time Faraci tried to climb Alaska's Mount Denison, he failed. Biting snow and wind kept... View Photo »
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International Paper Company operates as a paper and packaging company with operations in North America, Europe, Latin America, Russia, Asia and North Africa.
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The company behind a former paper mill at Inverurie had to pay nearly £15million in redundancy packages and charges when it closed the site, it emerged yesterday. Documents just published by Companies House revealed International Paper (UK) paid out...
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The U.S. Department of Justice last week approved International Paper Inc.'s $3.7 billion acquisition of rival Temple-Inland Inc. International Paper, based in Memphis, is the largest producer of corrugated packaging in North America, while...
About International Paper Company
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International Paper (NYSE: IP) is an American pulp and paper company, the second largest pulp and paper company in the world. It has approximately 51,500 employees. Its global headquarters are currently in Memphis, Tennessee. Full Article
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John V. Faraci, chairman and chief executive officer of International Paper, speaks to reporters during an interview at Reuters in New York June 7, 2011. The first time Faraci tried to climb Alaska's Mount Denison, he failed. Biting snow and wind kept the future chief executive of...
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John V. Faraci, chairman and chief executive officer of International Paper, speaks to reporters during an interview at Reuters in New York June 7, 2011. The first time Faraci tried to climb Alaska's Mount Denison, he failed. Biting snow and wind kept the future chief executive of...
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