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The article announces the appointment of Brad Satterfield as the new chief executive of Ganahl Lumber, succeeding Peter Ganahl, who has led the company for 51 years.

Ingram Micro, a technology distributor based in Irvine, California, has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The company did not disclose the size of the offering, but estimates suggest it could raise over $1 billion. Ingram Micro plans to use the proceeds to repay a portion of its term loan facility. The company, which distributes computers, software, and cloud products, has seen declining revenue in recent years and is facing challenges in the competitive tech industry. It has been trying to pivot to cloud-based services through acquisitions and the development of digital platforms. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the history and origins of a lumber and building materials supplier, Ganahl Lumber, tracing back to its beginnings with Christian Ganahl and his brother Frank in 1884, leading up to the name change to Ganahl Lumber Co. by John Senior in 1964.

The article focuses on Swedish scientists using a blend of traditional fieldwork and advanced computer modeling to trace the origin of wood, even when intentionally mislabeled, with remarkable precision to within a 125-mile radius.

Classic military operations and nimble battlefield decision-making are exploiting the incompetence and top-down command of Russian forces. [Extracted from the article]

Reports on the U.S. Commerce Department's setting of import duties on most softwood lumber imported from Canada.

The article discusses the performance of the New York Yankees in the American League of Professional Baseball Clubs as of July 2019. The Yankees had been able to surpass the Tampa Bay Rays and the Boston Red Sox in the standings. Yankees general manager Brian Cashman recognized the team's improved performance following a rough week.

The article focuses on construction costs are skyrocketing in San Diego, mirroring a national trend that shows no sign of letting up a trend that may seem contrary to expectations during a pandemic that has dragged on for more than a year.

VISION 2020 With a sustained annual growth rate of more than eight per cent, Malaysia is growing fast to join the ranks of Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan as economic [...]

The forest products giant Weyerhaeuser said yesterday that third-quarter earnings fell 86 percent because of low wood prices, duties on imports of Canadian softwood lumber and merger-related charges. The company, […]

The Boise Cascade Corporation, the paper and lumber maker, said an expected loss in the first quarter would be wider than analysts' forecasts because of falling paper prices and expenses […]