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The Motley Fool
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Reason
February 2009
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IndustryWeek
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Geotimes
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The Motley Fool
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Are the Rockefellers Right About Exxon? Amid growing concerns about the world's supply of oil having reached an inflection point where it will no longer meet demand, the offspring of ExxonMobil's founder have taken it upon themselves to try to set the company's direction. |
Geotimes
August 2003
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BusinessWeek
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BusinessWeek
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