BNET Industries
Market Cap:$8.2B
Last Fiscal Year Sales:$16.3B
- Public
- US
Dow Jones Description
Weyerhaeuser has a lot of paper stored in their trunks. Founded in 1900, the Weyerhaeuser Company (NYSE: WY) based in Federal Way, WA, grows and harvests timber, manufactures and sells forest products, and deals with real estate development and construction. It has six business segments: Timberlands, Wood Products, Pulp and Paper, Containerboard, and Real estate and related assets division. Together they manage forestland, produce and sell softwood lumber, manufactures papers, business forms and linerboard, and sale of housing and residential lots.
Number of Employees 19,850
Contact Information
33663 Weyerhaeuser Way S
Federal Way, Washington 98003
(253) 924-2345
Peer Companies
NAICS Code Lumber, Plywood, Millwork, and Wood Panel Merchant Wholesalers: 423310
Recent Events
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Notable Analyst Rating Changes 11/02: MOT, UFS, GNW, EL, JWN, WY, RCL, CS Upgraded; RIMM,...
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Credit Suisse Upgrades Weyerhaeuser WY to Neutral
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Weyerhaeuser Disappoints in Q3 on U.S. Housing Weakness
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WEYERHAEUSER AND CHARLESTOWN REACH AGREEMENT ON COSI MILL
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Upgrades & Downgrades: Comcast is Cruising
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Weyerhaeuser declares regular dividend of 5 cents
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Weyerhaeuser to Release Third Quarter Earnings on October 30
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Fitch Rates Weyerhaeuser's $500MM New Issue 'BB+'; Outlook Negative
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BRIEF-Moody's assigns Weyerhaeuser's notes Ba1 rating
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Fitch downgrades Weyerhaeuser ratings
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Fitch Downgrades Weyerhaeuser Ratings to BB+ WY
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Atlas Holdings LLC acquires Weyerhaeuser Building Systems Division
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Trouble in the Forest
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Is Timber an Overhyped Investment?
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Weyerhaeuser posts wider 2Q loss on weak demand
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Weyerhaeuser posts smaller-than-expected loss
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Wall St. Turns to Earnings and Starts to Worry
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Weyerhaeuser Company Declares Dividend
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Dividend.com: Morning Playbook
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Oil firms warm up to ethanol, producers
News & Analysis
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Business Beat
- 2002-09-05
Byline: The Register-Guard PEOPLE Dr. Scott Otteson has joined the medical staff at Sacred Heart Medical Center in Eugene. He is a pathologist with Pathology Consultants. Otteson served residencies at Oregon Health & Science University and St. Vincent Medical Center in Portland and completed a...
Fallout from Sept. 11; Renewal plans are revised as rates firm dramatically.(property and casualty insurance)(Industry Overview)
- 2001-10-22
Losses from last month's terrorist attacks have kicked this year's rate hikes into a higher gear. Although risk managers were already anticipating firming rates during property/casualty insurance renewals, after Sept. 11 those calculations were th Losses from last month's terrorist attacks have kicked...
Global companies face local property challenges.(insurance)
- 2001-08-13
Exporting a highly protected risk approach to properties that U.S. companies buy or build overseas calls for melding the company's risk management philosophy with local requirements. In the process, local expertise can be key to discerning differe Exporting a highly protected risk approach...
Weyerhaeuser's Gary Baxter Honored by Business Insurance Magazine
- 2001-05-14
Business Editors
Insurance department takes team approach to quality.
- 2001-04-30
Always satisfying customer needs and getting the job done right the first time are the hallmarks of Weyerhaeuser Co.'s insurance department. To function so effectively, the department applies so-called ``total quality management'' principles, incl Always satisfying customer needs and getting the job done...
Business units fund pools to pay liability, property losses; Pools finance Weyerhaeuser's retentions.(Brief Article)
- 2001-04-30
Weyerhaeuser Co.'s insurance department assesses the company's individual business units premiums to pay for liability and property losses that fall within corporate self-insured retentions. To cover claims within a $10 million SIR for liability lo Weyerhaeuser Co.'s insurance department assesses the company's individual...
Baxter sees the risk management forest for the trees.
- 2001-04-30
A few days after a recent earthquake rattled the Puget Sound area, a waiter offered some friendly advice to Gary A. Baxter. ``Buy insurance,'' advised the waiter, whose limited English-speaking skills led him to believe that Mr. Baxter is a college A few days...
Baxter hones negotiating skills with 'fantasy' hobby.
- 2001-04-30
When Weyerhaeuser Co.'s Assistant Treasurer and Director of Insurance Gary A. Baxter isn't traveling with his wife, former Weyerhaeuser Assistant Treasurer and Director of Insurance Cheri J. Hawkins, he spends his non-working hours golfing, diving or When Weyerhaeuser Co.'s Assistant Treasurer and Director of Insurance...
New Weyerhaeuser RM had to fight hard for job.(risk manager Gary A. Baxter)
- 1995-10-23
Gary A. Baxter thought he was the single heir apparent" to one of the most visible risk management jobs in the country, the director of insurance and assistant treasurer for Weyerhaeuser Co. After 24 years with the big wood and paper products compGary A. Baxter thought he...
Policyholders want government out of cleanups.
- 1995-01-23
An anti-government philosophy and the drive for efficiency provide powerful enough incentives for big policyholders to clean up polluted sites quickly--even if insurance coverage is hard to come by, sources on the policyholder side say. "When a cAn anti-government philosophy and the drive for efficiency provide...
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