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| Title | Speaker | Date | Event | Location | Subject |
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| BP/Amoco Luncheon Announcement Atlanta, GA | Carol M. Browner | July 22, 1999 | BP-Amoco Luncheon | Atlanta, Georgia | Environmental effects of cars, emissions standards |
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| 15 January 1999 | FTC Releases Statements on BP/Amoco Case "In 25 metropolitan area markets, the combination of BP and Amoco would result in a highly concentrated wholesale gasoline market, and an increase in concentration in an amount that the Department of Justice-FTC Merger Guidelines presume likely to create or enhance market power or facilitate its exercise." | Press Release (text) Agency: FTC Topic: BP Amoco |
| 30 December 1998 | BP/AMOCO Agree to Divest Gas Stations and Terminals to Satisfy FTC Antitrust Concerns The British Petroleum Company and Amoco Corporation have agreed to make certain divestitures and to free up more than 1,600 gas stations in 30 markets in order to satisfy Federal Trade Commission concerns that their merger would substantially lessen competition in certain wholesale gasoline markets. | Press Release (text) Agency: FTC Topic: BP Amoco |
| 21 April 1999 | Announced Action(s) for April 21, 1999 BP Amoco p.l.c. (which was created by the merger of British Petroleum Company and Amoco Corporation) has submitted an application to divest retail assets in eight markets. | Press Release (text) Agency: FTC Topic: BP Amoco |