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Amoco (/ˈæməkoʊ/ AM-ə-koh) is a
brand of fuel
stations operating in the
United States and
owned by
British conglomerate BP
since 1998. The
Amoco Corporation...
- BP p.l.c. (formerly The
British Petroleum Company p.l.c. and BP
Amoco p.l.c.;
stylised in all lowercase) is a
British multinational oil and gas company...
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Amoco Cadiz was an oil
tanker owned by
Amoco Transport Corp and
transporting crude oil for S**** Oil.
Operating under the
Liberian flag, she ran aground...
- The Aon
Center (200 East
Randolph Street,
formerly Amoco Building) is a
modern supertall skys****er
located in the
Northeast corner of the
Chicago Loop...
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Amoco Building may
refer to:
Amoco Building (Denver)
Amoco Building (New Orleans) Aon
Center (Chicago),
formerly called the
Amoco Building This disambiguation...
- The
Amoco Cadiz oil
spill took
place on 16
March 1978, when the oil
tanker Amoco Cadiz,
owned by the
American petroleum company Amoco, ran
aground on...
- 1966,
Castrol was
acquired by Burmah,
which was
renamed Burmah-Castrol. BP
Amoco purchased the
company in 2000. The
company was
founded in
Glasgow in 1886...
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acquired many
Standard Oil descendants, most
notably Standard Oil of Ohio and
Amoco (Standard Oil of Indiana).
Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil
company of...
- name, with
Amoco being the last one to have
widespread use of the "Standard" name, as it gave
Midwestern owners the
option of
using the
Amoco name or Standard...
- to form
Amoco Corporation in 1985.
Amoco Corporation merged with BP and
became BP
Amoco PLC (Public
Limited Company) in 1998. In 2001 BP
Amoco PLC was...
