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International Paper Co.'s (IP) first-quarter profit rose 69% as the company's industrial-packaging sales posted a double-digit increase.The paper and pulp company last year completed its $3.48 billion acquisition of rival Temple-Inland Inc. after months of resistance from the maker of corrugated packaging and building products. International Paper has since divested some assets, including the sale of three U.S. container-board mills, to meet regulator requirements. In December, it agreed to sell Temple-Inland's building-products division to Koch Industries Inc. for $750 million.International Paper reported a profit of $318 million, or 71 cents a share, versus $188 million, or 43 cents a share, a year earlier. Excluding restructuring expenses and other items, operating earnings were 65 cents, up from 63 cents a year ago.Net sales grew 6.5% to $7.09 billion.Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters forecast operating earnings of 74 cents a share and $7.05 billion in revenue.Sales at Internation...
The boom in U.S. onshore oil and liquids production has generated what could be the nation's largest-ever pipeline build-out to move that output from often-remote ar...
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Koch Industries spokeswoman Nancy Pfotenhauer on the New York Times portrayal of the family.
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Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Austan Goolsbee on whether he disclosed the status of Koch brothers and the challenges in boosting job growth.
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Wisconsin state senate Republicans on Tuesday are expected to take up minor bills as Senate Democrats stay out of state in a tense stand-off with Gov. Scott Walker o...
Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Austan Goolsbee on whether he disclosed the status of Koch brothers and the challenges in boosting job growth.
September 14, 2010 07:42 PM UTC by John StosselNY Times SpinAlmost every day, something in the NY Times makes me happy to no longer work at ABC News.At ABC my collea...
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A number of big investors have reportedly expressed interest in buying Tribune Co.'s newspapers.Koch Industries, a diversified industrial company controlled by Charl...
International Paper Co. (IP) said it is in talks with Unisource about a proposed merger of its distribution business as the company continues its recent push to dive...
American Greetings (NYSE:AM) inked a deal on Monday to be taken private by chairman Morry Weiss, CEO Zev Weiss and the rest of the founding family in a deal that val...
With a fat net worth of about $73 billion, Mexican telecom mogul Carlos Slim topped the 2013 Forbes list of the world's richest people for the fourth consecutive yea...
International Paper Co.'s (IP) fourth-quarter profit fell 16% as the company's restructuring expenses and higher costs offset strong revenue gains.The paper-and-pulp...
Koch Industries spokesperson Nancy Pfotenhauer on the letter to employees ahead of the November election.
Egypt's Orascom Construction Industries announced plans Wednesday to invest $1.4 billion in a fertilizer plant in Iowa, shunning overtures from neighboring Illinois ...
