Paper Industry News
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Finland is sinking into a deeper recession as the nation’s main industries -- already battered by the debt crisis further south -- struggle to stay competitive, the Bank of Finland said.
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Bloomberg BNA — Companies are starting to consider the value of natural resources in making business decisions, a practice that will become increasingly important as those resources become further constrained, corporate representatives say.
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Metsae Board Oyj, a Finnish maker of cartonboard champagne boxes, rose the most in more than a year after Nordea Bank AB recommended clients buy shares on the likelihood of profit improvement in the second half of the year.
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Finland is turning to venture capital financing as it searches for ways to jolt the economy out of a recession without jeopardizing its AAA rating.
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Domtar Corp ., the largest North American maker of paper for printers and copiers, is among companies hurt by uncertainty about the future of the U.S. Postal Service, which may run out of money in September, an executive said.
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Paper exports from Finland will contract for a third year in 2013 as low demand prompts capacity cuts, PTT Research Institute said.
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Lincoln Paper & Tissue LLC is nestled near a pond amid the forested countryside of Maine. It’s a 128-year-old mill where third-generation workers are as deeply rooted as the evergreens.
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Svenska Cellulosa AB’s focus on hygiene products has helped the Swedish company skirt the epidemic that’s gripped the rest of the Nordic paper industry.
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Agriculture and industry produce huge amounts of leftover carbon -- hiding in the tips and branches of trees, stalks, husks and other plant material. If only there was a way to put it to good use.
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The pension fund for workers in Australia’s pulp and paper industry sold its stake in the country’s largest publisher News Corp., saying the company controlled by Rupert Murdoch needs a more independent board.
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