Organization

ConocoPhillips

U.S. oil and gas company formed by the merger of Phillips and Conoco in 2002.

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Legal records

Phillips Petroleum Company and Conoco Inc.

30 Aug 2002 Settled with U.S. Federal Trade Commission: proposed consent order allowing the merger, with Rocky Mountain and other divestitures 1The order was with Phillips and Conoco before they became ConocoPhillips.

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U.S. Federal Trade Commission 30 Aug 2002 proposed consent order allowing the merger, with Rocky Mountain and other divestitures Primary record 1
The order was with Phillips and Conoco before they became ConocoPhillips.

Continental Oil Company According to ConocoPhillips Self-published 3
ConocoPhillips says its lineage includes Continental Oil and Standard Oil.

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Proof 3 sources

With Conditions, FTC Approves Merger of Phillips and Conoco, Federal Trade Commission, 30 Aug 2002. Primary record Archived copy
The Federal Trade Commission today announced a proposed consent order with Phillips Petroleum Company (Phillips) and Conoco Inc. (Conoco) that would allow the merger of the two companies to proceed upon their agreement to sell certain assets and provide other relief.
ConocoPhillips completes $22.5 billion acquisition of Marathon Oil, World Oil, 22 Nov 2024. Scholarship & press
In accordance with the terms of the merger agreement, each share of Marathon Oil common stock was converted into the right to receive 0.255 shares of ConocoPhillips common stock
Our History, ConocoPhillips. Self-published Archived copy
That lineage includes energy pioneers such as Conoco, Phillips, Concho, Marathon Oil, Burlington Resources, DuPont, Marland Oil, Continental Oil and Standard Oil.

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