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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.

Focuses on analysts' selection of stocks in the paper and forest products industry in the United States, with reference to the 1998 All-Star Analysts Survey. Impact of the Asian crisis on investors in the industry; Percentage return earned by analyst Stephen E. Keane; Reference to the selection of Keane; Minimization of the value of the several stocks of paper companies in the industry by analyst Sherman Chao.

Reports that shares of paper companies in the United States and Europe have dropped. Statistics on drop; Comments from analyst Hubert de Marliave. INSET: Beaten to a pulp..

Reports that the net income of International Paper Co. has declined to 77 percent in the fourth quarter of 1998. Reason for the decline; Expectations of the company for 1999; Shares of the company in the New York Stock Exchange composite trading; Information on the acquisition of Union Camp Corp. by International Paper.

Provides information on the stocks of selected companies in the United States in April 1999. Alcoa; International Paper; DuPont; Wal-Mart Stores; Union Pacific.

Reports on the turnaround in the fortunes of cyclical and technology stocks in trading on April 13, 1999. Gains of International Paper; Technology stocks that registered losses; Performance of online brokerage operations.

Focuses on the top three rated stockbrokers in the United States in the area of paper and forest products for 1996. Names and positions in which the brokers rated; Performance of the stocks they recommended; Companies they represent.

Focuses on the plan of International Paper Co. to sell its majority stake in New Zealand forest products exporter Carter Holt Harvey Ltd.

Focuses on the status of shares of Motorola Corp. and International Paper Inc. after recording strong first-quarter earnings in 2000. Reaction of Wall Street to each company; Dilemma facing money managers; Tips on trading.

Reports that the American Pad & Paper Company said that the New York Stock Exchange intends to delist the company's common stock. Reason for the plan; Plan of the Exchange to suspend trading of the maker of paper-based office products; Financial data of American Pad & Paper Co.

Focuses on stock listing changes, highlighting Wausau Paper Mill Company's change trading name to Wausau-Mosinee Paper Corporation. Insight on other name changes.

The article presents an update on large-capitalization stocks in the U.S. as of April 16, 2009. It cites the increase in stocks and the closure of more than 100 points higher of Dow Jones Industrial Average. According to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index, builder confidence for new single-family homes rose five points in April. Also noted are stocks of International Paper, Intel, American Express, Capital One Financial, and Burger King Holdings.

Reports on the increase in paper and aluminum stocks, among other commodity producers, on September 29, 1997. What the increase could be attributed to; Names of the paper and aluminum stocks; Comments from Hugh Johnson, investment strategist at First Albany; Increase in the Dow Jones industrial average; Performance of other stocks; Statistics on the stocks.

Presents updates on the trading of stocks in the U.S. as of May 1, 2002, including Caterpillar and International Paper.

Presents updates on the stock performance of several companies as of February 2002 such as DuPont, Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing and the International Paper.

Reports the stock divestiture of Thompson Corp. in a Georgia paper mill to Woodbridge Co. in September 2001.

Presents updates on the stock market of the United States as of April 11, 2000. Stock prices of some computer companies; Results of the Dow Jones Industrial Average; Status of paper and forest-products stocks.

Highlights the performance of stock markets in the United States with emphasis on the the effects of the International Paper results on the Dow Jones industrial average. Effects of shares of Motorola on buyers' expectation; Comments from Jerry Dombcik, director of research at McDonald and Company; Details on the performance.

Presents information on company stocks in the United States. Fall of International Paper stocks; Other company performances recorded include, Aluminum Company of America, U.S. Robotics, Motorola, among others.

Reports on the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average in March 7, 1996. Investors interest in paper and forest product stocks; Performance of Internet-related stocks.

The author cites retailer J. C. Penney's tepid same-store sales growth during the fourth quarter of 2013 along with the possibility it may need to sell stock to raise cash in advising investors to avoid Penney shares.

Looks at the stock gains and losses posted by various companies in the U.S. stock market on September 16, 2003.

Reports on an increase in the stocks of several business enterprises in the U.S. in August 2003, despite an overall downgrade for the technology group by Credit Suisse First Boston.

Presents an update on the stock performance of several business enterprises in the U.S. as of March 6, 2003.

Presents the performance of several small-cap stocks in the United States as of March 15, 2002. Increase of share value for Louisiana-Pacific; Gains for Georgia Gulf; Reduction of stock price of Wolverine Tube.

Reports on how the stance of business newspaper `Nihon Keizai Shimbun' over the shuffling of stock index affected the stock market of Japan. Printing of the views of Finance Minister Kiichi Miyaza and its rebuttal by the newspaper; Decline of Japanese stock market in May 2000.

QXO, a company formed by entrepreneur Brad Jacobs, experienced a significant rise and fall in its stock value, violating the Law of One Price. Jacobs and other investors initially invested $1 billion into a software company, SilverSun Technologies, which was then renamed QXO. The company raised an additional $4.1 billion in private placements, resulting in a total value of $5 billion. However, the original shareholders still held a limited number of shares that could be traded, leading to inflated prices and a paper valuation of $90 billion. This anomaly was rectified when the remaining shares became tradable, causing the value to plummet. Similar mispricings have occurred in the past during periods of market exuberance. [Extracted from the article]

Provides information on the performance of stocks of several companies at stock exchanges in New York City on November 11, 1998. Closing index of the Dow Jones industrial average; Outlook of computer stocks; Stocks which posted significant gains or losses.

Reports on the performance of the Dow Jones industrial index in the United States as of June 22, 1999. Weakening of blue-chip stocks across the board; Drop in the shares of various companies; Brokerage issues which declined; Increase in the shares of Compaq.

Provides information on the performance of value stocks of companies in New York City as of January 2000. General Electric; Lucent Technologies; International Paper.

Reports that American Pad & Paper Co. will begin trading on January 23, 1999 at the Nasdaq Over-the-Counter Bulletin Board. Purpose of the New York Stock Exchange for de-listing the company's stocks; Decline in the trading stock of the company.

Reports on the drop of blue-chips stocks after a positive increase on November 23, 1998. Decline in shares of American Express; Terms of the acquisition plan of International Paper for Union Camp; Gains post by the transportation stocks.

Provides information on the October 15, 1999 low stock market average in the United States. Chase Manhattan Corp.; Providian Financial Corp.; International Paper Company.

Presents information on the stock market performance of several business enterprises in the United States as of September 1, 1999. Decline posted by Caterpillar company, International Paper company and Union Carbide company; Status of the Dow Jones industrial average; Stock increase reported by Harmonic Lightwaves company and Net2Phone company.

The article presents updates on the Asian share markets. Japan's Nikkei index increased 0.4% and South Korea's Composite rose 0.7%. According to IG Index strategist David Jones, there is not enough positive news flow to fuel sentiment. Daiwa Securities declined 15% following news it would raise as much as $2.52 billion through a public offering. Nippon Paper Group increased 2.0%, while Samsung Electronics was up 0.8%.

The article focuses on the stocks of State Street Corp. after its share price decreased by 8.9% ending at $59 in the New York Stock Exchange composite trading. There has been information that the bank might assume $28 billion in investment pools with asset-backed securities. Also known as conduits, the financial institution issued the commercial paper as mortgages and student loans. A statement was made by the company reporting that there are no plans to acquire the conduit assets.

Mr. Griffin met with Mr. Gensler in June 2021 and discussed a Citadel Securities white paper on market structure, in which the firm outlined a set of changes less radical than what the SEC is now planning, people familiar with the matter said. Citadel Securities, though lesser-known than its sister company Citadel, a $59 billion hedge fund, is a behemoth that handles more than 20% of the shares that change hands in the U.S. stock market each day. In an interview, Mr. Gensler said investors would get better prices on their trades if there were more competition between trading firms for their orders. The SEC is facing off against Citadel Securities and other firms over who gets to execute - and profit from - individuals' trades One morning in September, Phil Hanson clicked a button on his TD Ameritrade screen and sold 100 shares of Immunovant Inc. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports that U.S. newsprint producers are cutting capacity so fast they are likely to get a price increase in the first quarter of 2008. It states that AbitibiBowater stock at present levels looks like a bargain with a buy rating and a $21.50 price target. According to John Maine, vice president (VP) of World Graphic Papers at RISI Inc., the industry will have 18 to 24 months of significant price recovery.