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A fired computer expert who hacked into his former employer's system has been sentenced to nearly three years in prison and ordered to pay more than $1.1 million to Georgia-Pacific Corp. for damages he caused.

The PM40 closed Friday, 17 February 2017, at 3738.

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The PM40 closed 17 February 2017 up 41.5% from the 19 February 2016 level.

Predictions for 2017

The cause of the incident is under investigation

Company's second pulp mill in the country

Chinese-owned company building the factory is moving closer to construction

Installation to secure high process availability, efficient maintenance and safety

Offers pulp mills a new tool to advance productivity and efficiency

Start-up of the rebuilt machine is scheduled for early 2018

Complete line of new lightweight flexible food packaging papers

Firefighters challenged as they tried to infiltrate the blaze

Capacity of the board machine will be increased from 78,000 to over 100,000 t/a

Start-up is scheduled for autumn 2017

The NK Series will be produced at Verso's Androscoggin Mill in Jay, Maine

Investment is necessary for profitability

Cascades will significantly decrease its heavy-fuel oil consumption

Expands Thermoforming Packaging to Fresh Foods

Kvarnsveden Mill in Sweden plans to reorganise

Growing customer demand globally deems necessary improvements

No lay-offs expected

Crews continue to monitor the situation

800 jobs moving to Sandy Springs, GA.