Standard Oil

American oil company

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November 2024 ConocoPhillips acquired Marathon Oil's upstream assets.
November 2024 ConocoPhillips acquires Marathon Oil, another Standard Oil descendant.
2022 ExxonMobil ranks 12th on the Fortune Global 500 list, demonstrating its significant global economic presence.
2022 Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine and increased oil demand, Saudi Aramco recorded a record profit of $161 billion for the year, surpassing most privately-owned oil majors' combined profits.
2018 Marathon Petroleum acquired Andeavor and gained ownership of ARCO.
2018 Sunoco sold most of its A-Plus convenience store chain to 7-Eleven.
2017 BP began slowly reintroducing the Amoco brand name in select US markets.
2013 ARCO was sold to Tesoro Corporation by BP, with BP retaining marketing rights in Northern California and the Pacific Northwest.
2012 Marathon Oil split into two entities: Marathon Oil (upstream operations) and Marathon Petroleum (downstream and retail operations).
2012 Energy Transfer Partners purchased Sunoco.

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