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Accountability Central: Exxon Mobil Advertising Opportunities About Accountability Central About the Institute Contact Us How to Use Accountability-Central.com Accountability-Central Sitemap Notes & Notices Register Here Login RSS Feeds Accountability Forum Discussion Board Accountability Matters Blog Companies in the Bullseye Executive Coaching, Mentor and Consulting Network Hot Topics News & Information Dashboard Sponsors & Providers Directory Voices: Featured Commentators and Bloggers Register here. Forgot your password? Categories: Click Here to Subscribe to our RSS Feed Exxon Mobil The largest US-based oil company, ExxonMobil was created in late-1999 by the combination of the former Exxon and Mobil oil companies…which shared a common heritage as former operating units a century ago of the first giant oil trust, Standard Oil. The Standard Oil Trust was created over several decades by the original John D. Rockefeller and his associates in the 19th Century, after oil was discovered in Pennsylvania and a range of activities was pursued by the Standard Oil operating companies and affiliates – including exploration, drilling, refining, processing, shipping, marketing (wholesale and retail), all among the range of vertically-integrated operations of this former industrial giant. In time, Standard Oil (and other trusts) got so big and powerful – and so dominant as market forces – that the “trust-busters” of the Federal and state goverments went after the companies (and broke up the trusts as response to widespread negative public opinion). “S.O.” was divided into numerous companies, including “Esso,” later Exxon; and Mobil, which began as “Standard Oil Co of New York” (or “Socony,” with the familiar logo of the flying horse, Pegasus). Like that other busted-up trust – American Telephone & Telegraph, or “Ma Bell,” the companies are joining up again. And so, in one of the largest mergers in recent years, Exxon and Mobil combined forces to create what in part is a “re-constituted” Standard Oil. (Not called that, of course!) And what was inevitable is that a company this large, and powerful, and involved in so many U.S. and global operations, would attract both supporters (investors and money managers who’ve done well) and critics (those who don’t like “Big Oil” especially included). Exxon has been a prominent corporate poster child for environmentalists since the company’s disastrous Alaskan “Exxon Valdez” oil spill of two decades ago – the lawsuits go on and on and on. Also, the former chairman drew tremendous shareholder fire for his apparent “who-cares-what-you-think” attitude toward the company’s owners. (Exxon annual meetings were always fun for journalists to cover.) But – love ‘em, hate ‘em – the ExxonMobil senior management team is an important part of te leadership of Corporate America, and the company’s products do keep our autos and trucks running, airliners flying, railroads zipping along, the lights on at home and in business, etc. Here the editors will present all sides of the public debate on ExxonMobil, the oil giant and the Fortune 500’s largest company most years.Click Here for our Profile on Exxon Mobil For more information, please use Accountability-Central’s search feature: “Exxon Mobil" News, commentary, research and insights mentions will be displayed for your selection. Note that some content is published in more than one section of the Web resource.The editors at Accountability Central welcome your questions, suggestion and comments for the “Bull’s Eye” section – please address to: editor@accountability-central.com. <-- Back to Company ListSubsectionsNews & UpdatesResearch & InsightsCommentary & OpinionPlayers - Stakeholders Yahoo! FinanceQuote for XOM/ Google Accountability-Central partners with Google to bring you related links with relevant information - links below: HOME | ABOUT THE SITE | REGISTRATION INFORMATION | ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES | SPECIAL SECTIONS Revised September 2007 ðàçäåëû êîíöåíòðèðîâàíèå êèñëîðîäà áåéñáîëêè çàêàç êóëåð áåñøóìíûé ôëàãøòîê âíóòðåííèé èñïîëüçîâàíèå êîìïàíèÿ ïåòðîêàòðèäæ ðåãåñòðàöèÿ ïáîþë ðåãåñòðàöèÿ ïáîþë êóïèòü ïàðîâàðêà mobil pegasus