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| 1880–1911 | 1911–1923 | 1923–1934 | 1934–1965 | 1965–present (International); 1965-1973 (United States) | 1982-present (secondary) |
ExxonMobil trades as Esso internationally. The name comes from the abbreviation S.O., for Standard Oil.
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1934–present (International); 1934-1973 (United States)[]
1934-1965[]
Print version
1965–present (International); 1965-1973 (United States)[]
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By January 1, 1973, all Esso stations in the United States were rebranded to Exxon
1982-present (secondary)[]
See also[]
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| Current assets: Aera Energy | Esso | Exxon | Federal Oil (Indonesia) | Imperial Oil (Canada) | Mobil (1) | Synergy | XTO Energy Former/defunct assets:  |