Last month, International Paper laid off over 650 employees due to some restructuring. Now the company has announced that they are shuttering four more plants and laying off hundreds more people.

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Let's break this down: In Tennessee, International Paper is laying off 115 workers. At their Missouri plant, they will be terminating 150 more people. Over at their North Carolina facility ...