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The article discusses paper producer International Paper Co.'s (IP's) joint venture in Bratsk, Russia to produce paper products for the Chinese market. IP chief executive John Faraci has had to cope with several hurdles including crime, a frigid climate, inefficient business practices of its Russian partner, and apparent collusion on the part of suppliers.

The article discusses how growing demand in China for personal-care and hygiene products has revived the fortunes of a once-defunct paper mill in Franklin, Virginia owned by International Paper Co. Collapsed demand for white office paper prompted the company to shut the Franklin facility in 2009. In 2012 it is reopening to produce fluff pulp that is used in such products as diapers and tampons.

The article discusses circumstances surrounding a $42 million legal settlement by paper producer International Paper Co. with the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). In February 2012 International Paper bought Temple-Inland Inc., a company that had previously owned Guaranty Financial Group, a bank whose 2009 collapse prompted a suit against it by the FDIC.

The article examines the agreement by International Paper Co. to purchase the container-board, packaging, and recycling divisions of its major rival Weyerhaeuser Co. for $6 billion. The all-cash purchase shows the desirability of a corporation maintaining a strong balance sheet with a good cash flow and relatively little debt during difficult economic conditions.

The article reports that, due to declines in demand for paper as of September 2013, the paper company International Paper Co. has announced plans to close its Courtland, Alabama mill, laying off workers despite another initiative to repurchase company stock.

Announces the plan of International Paper Co., Georgia-Pacific Corp. and Weyerhaeuser Co. to start an Internet market-place that links them to their suppliers and customers. Significance of the venture to the paper industry in the United States; Plans to launch an initial public offering for the venture.

Discusses how International Paper Co. beat Wall Street's 1999 fourth quarter expectations on broad gains in packaging and papermaking. Cause of the company's results; Percentage in the rise of sales; Information on International Paper.

The article reports that International Paper Co. will reduced its employees by 1,600 or almost 3 percent of its current work force in response to weak demand. The biggest maker of cardboard box materials is also planning to permanently close some of its plants. The shut down will bring down capacity by 2.1 million tons.

Reports that International Paper Co. has hired an outside firm to verify that its forest-management practices are effective. Efforts made by paper and wood companies to review their logging and replanting practices.

Reports that most North American paper and forest-products companies are expected to post strong third-quarter 1999 results. Implication of improved year-over-year results; Expected earnings to be posted by International Paper Co.; Sales of Champion International Corp. in 1998; Operating income posted by the packaging segment of Tenneco Inc.

Forecasts the second quarter earnings for 1999 of paper and forest-products companies in the United States. Financial information on Georgia Pacific Corp.; Details on the International Paper Co.; Outlook on the earnings of the Champion International Corp.

Reports on the closure of International Paper Company's lumber mills in Maine.

Deals with the agreement between International Paper Co. and Power Paper Ltd. to put audio and visual effects on packages for products that could range from french fries to toys in January 2001.

The article reports that shares of International Paper (IP) in the U.S. increased by 14% on July 31, 2008. IP stock prices reportedly decreased this July to levels not seen since September 28, 1990. An earnings report that showed an increase of 19% in net profit and sales increase due to the rising cost of paper reportedly contributed to the gain in share prices.

The article reports that International Paper Co. posted first-quarter profit for the year 2008 would be lower as higher costs of energy and raw materials has surpassed the ability of the company to raise prices. The paper and forest products company which is based in Memphis, Tennessee, says that it was also hurt by lower land sales. Shares of International Paper Co. dropped by $1.14, or 4.2%, to $26.17 in the New York Stock Exchange.

This article reports on the financial performance of International Paper Co., a paper and package firm based in Memphis, Tennessee, for the first quarter of 2007. The company has increased its profit after a loss in 2006. It gained $164 million for assets exchanged for the Luiz Antonio mill in Brazil and a $164 million from selling its Arizona Chemical business. Its shares fell to $38.21 in the New York Stock Exchange composite trading.

Unveils the plan of International Paper Co. to sell its coated-paper business to CMP Holdings LLC.

Deals with the financial performance of several paper and forest-products company in the U.S. and Canada, as of April 26, 2004, including International Paper Co.

Reports on the financial results posted by paper firms, International Paper Co. and Boise Cascade Corp. for the second quarter of 2001.

Provides information on the number of employees that will be dismissed by International Paper Co. due to a low demand for paper and forest products as of June 2001.

Focuses on the expected earnings of International Paper Co. for the fourth quarter of 2000 in the United States. Impact of the slowing economy on the company's financial performance; Net income posted in 1999; Details on its paper production; Action taken by the company to match customer demand in its timberland business.

Reports that International Paper Co. is shutting plants at four locations to reduce paper supply. Response of analysts to the move of International Paper; Trading status of the company at the New York Stock Exchange; Third quarter profits posted by Mead in 2000.

Reports that International Paper Co. is girding for a fight after its bid to tear up the planned merger of UPM-Kymmene Corp. and Champion International Corporation. Statement issued by Frances Loo, a Warburg Dillon Reed paper analyst; Difficulty for smaller companies in consolidating industries; Underestimation of the problems associated with UPM-Kymmene's all-stock offer.

Reports on the deal agreed by International Paper Co. to use the BiStatix chip of Motorola Inc. Significance of the move to International Paper; Potential users of smart boxes; Description of the Motorola chip.

Reports that International Paper Co. has bought Ace Packaging Systems Inc., a maker of auto-parts packaging. Brief information on Ace; Stock price of International Paper.

Reports that International Paper Company agreed to buy Federal Paper Board Company. Value in stocks and cash; Value in debt; Information on Federal Paper shares; Companies included in the acquisitions. INSET: A paper-company match..

The article reports on the plan of International Paper Co. to launch an offer to buy shares of Temple-Inland Inc. directly from stockholders.

The article announces the re-election of directors at International Paper Co. including John L. Townsend and Martha F. Brooks.

The article reports on the pretax gain posted by International Paper Co. in the fourth quarter of 2006.

Reports on the decision of International Paper Co. to relocate its global headquarters in August 17, 2005.

Unveils the restructuring plans of International Paper Co. as of July 20, 2005.

Reports on the net income posted by International Paper Co. during the fourth quarter of 2004.

Reports on the agreement among International Paper Co., Weyerhaeuser Co. and Georgia-Pacific Corp. to settle a class-action lawsuit.

Deals with the increase in the profit of International Paper Co. for the 2002 third quarter.

Reports on the corporate profits posted by International Paper Co. for the first quarter of 2002.

Focuses on the completion of the sale of the Flexible Packaging Business of International Paper Co. to Sterling Group LP in 2001.

Reports on the plans of International Paper Co. to raise funds from issuing zero-coupon convertible bonds.

Focuses on the sale of Chocolate Bayou Water Co. by the International Paper Co.

Focuses on the earnings estimates of International Paper Co. for the first quarter of 2001.