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1. SWOT Analysis.

Subjects
BUSINESS finance, BUSINESS cycles, INDUSTRIAL location, FINANCIAL performance, CORPORATE profits, CORPORATE growth, PAPER industry, CORPORATIONS, FOREST products industry
Abstract

Provides a business analysis of International Paper Co., Stamford, Connecticut-based paper and forest products company, focusing on its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities for improvement and threats to the company. Strengths, including strong focus on product enhancement, strong distribution network, and strong market position in packaging and uncoated papers; Weaknesses, including stagnant topline growth, weak performance of the consumer packaging segment, and decline in ROE and ROA; Opportunities for improvement, including corporate restructuring, acquisition of CMCP, and positive outlook for the packaging industry; Threats to the company, including high dependence on the U.S. market, stringent environmental norms in the U.S., and increased dependency on two revenue streams.

Published
2006

2. International Paper Company SWOT Analysis.

Subjects
BUSINESS finance, BUSINESS cycles, INDUSTRIAL location, FINANCIAL performance, CORPORATE profits, CORPORATE growth, PAPER industry, CORPORATIONS, FOREST products industry
Abstract

Presents an overview of International Paper Co., Stamford, Connecticut-based paper and forest products company. Company overview, including revenues generated in fiscal year 2004, services provided, and principal businesses; Key facts, including contact information; Analysis of the company, including strengths, weaknesses, opportunities for improvement and threats.

Published
2006

4. Out OF THE woods.

Author

Denmark, Frances

Subjects
HEDGE funds, PENSION trusts
Abstract

The article focuses on the move of Robert Hunkeler, pension chief of Connecticut-based International Paper Co., to turn to hedge funds to help establish the company's underfunded retirement plan. The company has invested $350 million in its portable alpha program. The portable alpha program has helped Hunkeler to increase investment performance among large corporate and public pension plans in State Street Corp. Hunkeler cites several challenges faced by the company with the portable alpha program. INSET: A League of Their Own.

Published
2006

5. Key Facts.

Subjects
BUSINESS finance, BUSINESS cycles, INDUSTRIAL location, FINANCIAL performance, CORPORATE profits, CORPORATE growth, PAPER industry, CORPORATIONS, FOREST products industry
Abstract

Presents key facts about International Paper Co., Stamford, Connecticut-based paper and forest products company. Address and contact information; Revenues and financial year end data; Number of employees; SIC and NAICS codes; New York ticker.

Published
2006

6. Company Overview.

Subjects
BUSINESS finance, BUSINESS cycles, INDUSTRIAL location, FINANCIAL performance, CORPORATE profits, CORPORATE growth, PAPER industry, CORPORATIONS, FOREST products industry
Abstract

Presents an overview of International Paper Co., Stamford, Connecticut-based paper and forest products company. Revenues generated in fiscal year 2004; Principal businesses, including production of building materials, printing, packaging and chemical products.

Published
2006

7. IP Mill Changes Maintenance Provider.

Subjects
PAPER mills, MAINTENANCE equipment
Abstract

The article reports that Mansfield, Louisiana-based International Paper Co.'s mill has signed an agreement with Norwalk, Connecticut-based ABB Inc. to manage maintenance operations, ending a 20-year control with Kellogg Brown & Root. The agreement which includes transferring responsibility for all maintenance personnel, maintenance-related activities and maintenance-related equipment to ABB will see ABB using approximately 200 contract maintenance employees.

Published
2005

8. IP rolling headquarters to Memphis.

Author

Rozycki, Bob

Subjects
BUSINESS relocation, CORPORATE headquarters
Abstract

The article reports on the relocation of the global headquarters of International Paper to Memphis, Tennessee from Stamford, Connecticut. The city will have only Pitney Bowes, MeadWestvaco and Xerox as the remaining Fortune 500 companies within it. International Paper planned to remain in Connecticut until 2012.

Published
2005

9. IP Chooses CHH Stake Buyer.

Subjects
CONTRACTS
Abstract

The article reports that International Paper (IP) Co., Stamford, Connecticut, has signed a lock-in agreement with Rank Group Investments Ltd., to sell its shares of Carter Holt Harvey (CHH) Ltd., into a full takeover offer to all shareholders. The lock in agreement requires that IP accept the Rank Group's takeover offer of $2.50 per share for its 660,843,571 ordinary shares, or 50.5 percent, of New Zealand-based CHH. This same price will be offered to all shareholders in a full takeover offer by the Rank Group, in compliance with the New Zealand Takeovers Code.

Published
2005

10. International Paper rolls out RFID warehouse tracking.

Author

Albright, Brian

Subjects
WAREHOUSE management, RADIO frequency identification systems
Abstract

Focuses on the warehouse tracking system developed by Stamford, Connecticut-based International Paper Co. using radio frequency identification system, to manage warehouse inventory. Operations in which the tracking system is used by the company; Plans of the company to market the system; Comments of marketing manager of the company Guillermo Gutierez on the issue. INSET: Packaging industry prepares for RFID.

Published
2003

11. Champion Plaza sale imminent.

Author

Khasru, B. Z.

Subjects
REAL property
Abstract

Reports that International Paper Industries Ltd. is negotiating to sell the 1 Champion Plaza real estate property in Stamford, Connecticut. Proposed value of the property; Features of the property; Reason behind the company's decision to sell the property.

Published
2000

12. IP PURCHASES FOREST ASSETS.

Subjects
PAPER industry, INVESTORS
Abstract

The article reports on Stamford, Connecticut-based International Paper's announcement of definitive agreements with two separate investor groups. The company would sell a total of about 5.1 million acres of forestlands for aggregate proceeds of approximately 6.1 billion. The sale of forestlands is part of the company's transformation plan.

Published
2006

13. INTERNATIONAL PAPER.

Author

Scharpf, Sara M.

Subjects
MERGERS & acquisitions, PACKAGING, PACKAGING industry, PAPER industry
Abstract

The article reports that International Paper Co. in Stamford, Connecticut has completed the acquisition of a majority share of corrugated packager Compagnie Marocaine des Cartons et des Papiers in Morocco.

Published
2005

14. CHH OWNERSHIP REEVALUATED BY IP.

Subjects
STOCKS (Finance), BUSINESS planning
Abstract

Reports that International Paper Co. will explore strategic alternatives for its stake in Carter Holt Harvey Ltd. in Stamford, Connecticut.

Published
2005

15. IP Loses Property Tax Case.

Subjects
PROPERTY tax, LEGAL judgments, CIRCUIT courts, ACTIONS & defenses (Law)
Abstract

The article reports on the case of International Paper Co. of Stamford, Connecticut, which they had lost and prompted them to pay property taxes for its Pineville paperboard mill for the second time. According to sources, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruling upheld the decision of a lower court. Moreover, the major issue in the case was whether the mill is subject to taxation by the Ward Nine Recreation district.

Published
2006

16. Stone Arcade Buys IP's Kraft Papers.

Subjects
SALE of business enterprises, PAPER industry
Abstract

The article reports that Stamford, Connecticut-based International Paper Co. has signed a definitive agreement to sell its kraft papers business to Stone Arcade Acquisition Corp. The transaction is subject to certain closing and post-closing adjustments. Under the deal, Stone Arcade will make payments of up to $60 million payable in five years from the close of the transaction. After the completion of the sale the new business will be called KapStone Kraft Paper Corp.

Published
2006

17. Connecticut's Fortune 1,000 Club.

Subjects
LISTS, BUSINESS enterprises
Abstract

A list of companies featuring in the Fortune 500 and Fortune 1000 list is presented. Connecticut has a total 13 companies on the Fortune 500 list, including General Electric Co. in Fairfield and International Paper Co. in Stamford. Companies which are part of the Fortune 1000 list include, Silgan Holdings Inc., Stamford.

Published
2006

18. IP to sell 5 million acres for $6.1B.

Author

Gurliacci, David

Subjects
SALES, INVESTORS, PAYMENT, PACKAGING
Abstract

The article reports on the plan of International Paper Co. which is based in Stamford, Connecticut, to sell a total of 5.1 million acres of forest lands for an estimate of 6.1 billion dollars to two separate investor groups. The sale is part of the company's move to concentrate on uncoated papers and industrial and consumer packaging. Resource Management Service LLC and TimberStar are the investor groups that work for the sale. According to the company, they will only receive part of the payment in the third quarter and the bulk of the proceeds in the fourth quarter.

Published
2006

19. Will IP Remain Investment Grade?

Subjects
BUSINESS cycles, DOWNSIZING of organizations, FINANCIAL crises, PACKAGING industry
Abstract

The article reports on the business crisis faced by International Paper (IP) Co. in Stamford, Connecticut. Summer of 2005 IP announced its major restructuring scheme of concentrating on uncoated papers and packaging. Investors question the company's ability to retain its investment-grade due to the weakened credit measures and unsecured debt rating.

Published
2006

20. IP Settles Lawsuits.

Subjects
ACTIONS & defenses (Law), ANTITRUST law, PAPERBOARD industry, TAXATION
Abstract

This article reports that International Paper Co. based at Stamford, Connecticut, has agreed to settle a number of antitrust lawsuits. According to the company the lawsuit would result in a pre-tax charge of $18.7 million for the fourth quarter of 2005.

Published
2006

21. IP Sells Former Box Warehouse Facility.

Subjects
WAREHOUSES, PLANT shutdowns, COMMERCIAL buildings, BUSINESS parks
Abstract

This article reports on the selling of a warehouse in Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania by Stamford, Connecticut-based International Paper Co. Monroeville, Pennsylvania-based developer of business and office parks Sampson Morris Group has bought the warehouse. Sampson Morris paid $3.5 million for the warehouse.

Published
2005

22. People Update.

Subjects
ORGANIZATIONAL change, EMPLOYEE promotions, PERSONNEL changes
Abstract

The article reports on the organizational changes in the International Paper in Stamford, Connecticut. Marianne Parrs has been elected executive vice president and chief financial officer. Wayne Brafford has been named senior vice president. North American Papers. Paul Herbert has been named to a new position as senior vice president. Strategic Initiatives. Tom Kadien has been promoted and named senior vice president of International Paper.

Published
2005

23. IP, TI Earnings Down.

Subjects
SALES reporting, PAPER industry, ECONOMIC impact, HURRICANES
Abstract

Reports on the decrease of the 2005 third quarter earnings of International Paper Co. (IP) in Stamford, Connecticut and Temple-Inland Inc. in Austin, Texas. Amount of earnings of the two companies compared with 2004 performance; Expectation of IP chairman and CEO John Faraci to have a lower earnings on the fourth quarter; Impact of the Hurricanes Katrina and Rita on the paper industry.

Published
2005

24. IP Completes Purchase.

Subjects
PACKAGING industry, PACKAGING, MERGERS & acquisitions
Abstract

Reports that International Paper Co. has completed the acquisition of a majority share of Compagnie Marocaine des Cartons et des Papiers, a Moroccan corrugated packaging company in Stamford, Connecticut.

Published
2005

25. IP Completes CHH Sale to Rank Group.

Subjects
MARKETING management, SALES management, SALES
Abstract

Reports that International Paper Co. has completed the sale of its 50.5-percent stake in Carter Holt Harvey Ltd. to Rank Group Investments Ltd. in Connecticut.

Published
2005

26. IP to Relocate Headquarters.

Subjects
BUSINESS relocation
Abstract

The article reports that International Paper (IP) Co. will relocate its global headquarters to Memphis, Tennessee, from Stamford, Connecticut. The decision came after a 30-day evaluation announced in July 2005 as part of IP's transformation plan. IP relocated its operation headquarters from New York City to Memphis in 1987. The company employs about 3,000 people there. Its global headquarters, which employs 150, has been in Stamford since 2001 when it moved into the offices formerly occupied by Champion International Corp., which IP purchased in 2000.

Published
2005

27. THE LIST.

Subjects
REVENUE, PUBLIC companies, INDUSTRIALISTS
Abstract

The section presents information on the 2004 revenues of several public companies in Connecticut. At the top of the list is General Electric Co. with revenue of $152,866.0 million. The company manufactures transportation and heavy equipment, appliances, and lighting, and separately offers a variety of financial products. Following it is International Paper Co. with revenue of $ 25,548.0 million. The company manufactures plywood, paper and chemical by-products and has extensive land holdings worldwide.

Published
2005

28. Don't impose new taxes on manufacturers.

Author

Khasru, B. Z.

Subjects
BUSINESS, DEFICIT financing
Abstract

Presents business-related news items from Westchester County, New York, as of March 28, 2005. Norwalk Mayor Alex Knopp's call for more taxes in the wake of budget deficits faced by the state and municipalities; FactSet Research Systems Inc.'s financial performance in second quarter of fiscal 2005; International Paper Co. recently sale of its industrial papers business for about $180 million to Kohlberg & Co.

Published
2005

29. Why didn't Powell resign and Tenet get the ax?

Author

Khasru, B.Z.

Subjects
BUSINESS enterprises
Abstract

Reports on news and developments concerning businesses in Fairfield County, Connecticut. International Paper Inc.'s agreement to acquire Box USA Holdings Inc., a corrugated packaging companies; Conference call to review first-quarter results by Michael E. Campbell, chairman and Louis S. Massimo, executive vice president of Arch Chemicals Inc.; Financial performance of ATMI Inc., supplier of materials and materials packaging to the semiconductor industry, for the first quarter of 2004.

Published
2004

30. FORTUNE magazine ranks Stamford company No. 1.

Subjects
BUSINESS enterprise ratings, INDUSTRIAL surveys, PAPER products industry
Abstract

Reports on the recognition given to International Paper Co. by Fortune magazine in the forest and paper product sector. Rank of the company in the independent ranking; Assessment of the company on eight key attributes of reputation; Survey by an independent management consulting firm on behalf of Fortune.

Published
2004

31. New International Paper CEO to continue cost cutting.

Author

Strempel, Dan

Subjects
INDUSTRIAL management, DISMISSAL of employees
Abstract

Focuses on the plans of chief executive officer John Dillionto launch the cost-cutting program for International Paper Co. inConnecticut. Reduction of overhead costs; Analysis on the revenuegrowth of the company; Lack of operating capital.

Published
2003

32. On paper, Purchase's loss is Stamford's gain.

Author

Khasru, B.Z.

Subjects
BUSINESS relocation, PAPER industry
Abstract

Deals with the transfer of paper and paper products company International Paper Co. to Stamford, Connecticut. Economic incentives given to International Paper; Job impact; Number of manufacturing facilities in the state.

Published
2000

33. International Paper may sell Champion Plaza, brokers say.

Author

Khasru, B. Z.

Subjects
OFFICE buildings
Abstract

Reports on the possible sale of Champion Plaza building in Stamford, Connecticut by Purchase, New York-based paper company International Paper Co. Acquisition of Champion International Corp. in May 2000; Selection of real estate brokers to handle the sale.

Published
2000

34. International Paper may sell Champion Plaza, brokers say.

Author

Khasru, B.Z.

Subjects
OFFICE buildings, PAPER industry, MERGERS & acquisitions
Abstract

Reports that the International Paper Co. is preparing to sell 1 Champion Plaza building in Stamford, Connecticut. Merger agreement with Champion International Corp.; Tendency of companies to keep their real estate decisions secret; Overcrowding at International's Purchase, New York headquarters.

Published
2000

35. Brooklyn Lighting Company Moves to West Haven.

Subjects
INDUSTRIAL real estate
Abstract

The article reports that the International Paper Co. has sold the former Xpedx warehouse in West Haven, Connecticut to Grand Brass Lamp Parts, a lamp and lighting company, for $1.44 million. Grand Brass plans to relocate its business from Brooklyn, New York and use the West Haven industrial property as its distribution hub. Richard Gold and Tim McMahon of O,R&rL Commercial handled the sale and procurement of the property.

Published
2007

36. Suit Filed Over Sale Of Connecticut Land.

Subjects
*ACTIONS & defenses (Administrative law), *ACTIONS & defenses (Law)
Abstract

Presents information on the lawsuit filed by Brickman Associates against International Paper on October 24, 2000 over the sale of a wooded property in Connecticut. Details on the sale of the land to the Trust for Public Land conservation group; Plans of Brickman Associates for the area.

Published
2000

37. Torch Singer's Estate May Become a Connecticut Park.

Author

Herszenhorn, David M.

Subjects
*REAL property, *LAND trusts
Abstract

Reports on the decision of the Trust for Public Land organization to buy the real estate Treetops owned by the torch singer and actress Libby Holman in Greenwich and Stamford, Connecticut. Terms of the agreement between International Paper and developer, Brickman Associates in New York City; Annual maintenance cost of the estate; Brief history of the estate.

Published
2000

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