Exxon Mobil

Exxon Mobil is a United States corporation formed in 1999 by the combination of Exxon Corporation and Mobil Corporations.

The firm traces its roots to John D. Rockefeller, who founded the company in 1882 as ‘Standard Oil’.

Exxon Mobil is an industry leader in almost every aspect of the energy and petrochemical business.

The firm’s principal businesses are the exploration and the production of crude oil and natural gas, the manufacturing of petroleum products and the transportation and sale of crude oil, natural gas and petroleum products.

The company operates wells and natural gas operations around the world, although North America accounts for the vast majority of its production.

The company conducts business on almost 200 countries and territories around the globe.

The company spends more than $700 million annually towards research in new technologies, including developments in synthetic lubricants, catalysts research, nanotechnology, biomedical services and hydro-carbon based duel cells.
Exxon Mobil

Cattle Ranches Business

Cattle ranch is a place where herd of cows is kept in production, with calves brought to market each year, and the proceeds of these efforts paying the bills and the keeping the family going.

Cattle ranches have been a vital and integral part of its economy and ecosystem.

Cattle ranches produce food for human consumption, taxes to support roads and schools and government and, and protected refuge for many kinds of wildlife.


Their open range provides the greenbelts so essential to balance the pollution and environmental contamination brought by expanding cities and automobiles.

The cowmen supports a huge and uniquely the industry consisting of livestock markets, order buyers, stocker-grazers, feed lot operation, meat packers, and supermarket owners.

The nature of business is that: when the grass is green, cows are bred: nine months later, caves are born. In three months, cows are bred again and it is the beginning of a new season.

Cattle become profitable and herds are increase; then beef prices drop, herds are liquidated and prices get even worse. As the cattle become scarce, prices go up again. This is the cattle cycle.

Today cattle ranch is a high-tech operation that requires skillfully trained, knowledgeable personnel.

Ranchers recognize that they need to implement the latest herd improvement techniques, such as those associated with genetic engineering, of their individual operations are to remain competitive in the market place.
Cattle Ranches Business

ConocoPhillips

ConocoPhillips
Headquarters in Huston, Texas, ConocoPhillips operates in the energy sector and has operations in 40 countries, Conoco and Phillips merged in 2002 and has created ConocoPhillips, which then acquired Burlington Resources in 2006.

ConocoPhillips currently as per 2009 employs 33,000 people and has US$ 183 billion and of assets.

ConocoPhillips is the third largest integrated energy company in the United States in terms of market capitalization and oil and natural gas reserves.

Among key competitive advantage of ConocoPhillips are reservoir management and exploration , 3-D seismic technology, high grade petroleum coke upgrading and sulfur removal.

The operations of ConocoPhillips are as follows. The exploration and production group explores and produces oil, natural gas, and natural liquids around the world; this group has exploration operations in 23 countries and production facilities in 16 countries.

Another group is responsible for refining, marketing and transporting oil, and is the second largest refiner in the United States with 12 US refineries, six in Europe and one in Asia.

The natural gas gathering, processing and marketing group is responsible for natural gas operations of ConocoPhillips and has 63 natural gas processing plants.
ConocoPhillips