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Two different companies, fighting for the same contract in the same markets, without realising that all the companies are being owned by same guy – Rockefeller. Rockefeller and Standard Oil are no more but there legacy lives on. Because of the strong oil lobby, the US hasn’t sign Kyoto Protocol, as some leading oil companies are opponent to anti-global warming measures. It is because of the oil lobby, alternate energy sources find it difficult to setup shops in the US. Alternatively, the US had to, a sort of, seek polito-economic pressure to get the industry going outside the US, like the civilian nuclear deal, which calls for establishment of shops for American companies that are into alternate power generations in India. When you have the size that matters, you influence decision in the sector, you dictate prices, you dominate, you are all pervasive.
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French hospitality group, Accor has done away with its Red Roof Inn motel chain for $1.32 billion. At the receiving end is a consortium, comprising Citi’s Global Special Situations Group and Westbridge Hospitality Fund. Following the divestment, Accor owns a single brand, Motel 6, the leading economy hotel chain in the States, which operates 928 hotels across North America, especially on the West Coast. With an illustrious history of 30 years, the chain enjoys very high brand recognition and a unique positioning which says, “the best price of any national chain.”
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