Article: COMMISSION SCRUTINISES EXXON-MOBIL LINKS WITH OTHER OIL COMPANIES.

The European Commission is shortly expected to announce that it has started a full-scale investigation into US oil firm Exxon's proposed takeover of fellow American oil major Mobil in a USD86.8 billion (Euro 81.586 billion) transaction that will create the world's biggest publicly-traded oil company. And already it has confirmed that the investigation is likely to scrutinise the two firms' links with other oil companies and their natural gas activities in Germany and the Netherlands, a senior Commission source said. Upon recommendation from the Merger Task Force, the Commission can impose conditions on the two companies such as forcing them to sell assets or even block ...

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