Benefits flow to Sunoco from Eagle Point refinery

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Sunoco, the Philadelphia company purchased the Eagle Point refinery from El Paso Corp. which add 150,000 barrels of daily capacity to the already 505,000 barrels of crude oil capacity, Sunoco has from the existing two other refineries. With three refineries in the Philadelphia region, Sunoco has tremendous responsibilities for the regionEs air-quality.

Acquisitions & mergers, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Petroleum refineries

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Two stars two strays

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The start of 2004 witnessed two public company Metrological Instruments Inc. and Sunoco Inc. reach greater heights while Merck and Co. Inc. and US Airways Inc. are still struggling. The new strategies adopted by Metrological Instruments Inc. and Sunoco Inc. has proved ways by good returns in revenue and share prices.

Market share, Pharmaceutical preparations, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Measuring & controlling devices, not elsewhere classified, Measuring and Controlling Devices, Instrument industry, Instrument industry (Equipment), Pharmaceutical industry, Airlines, US Airways Inc., Company market share, Merck & Company Inc., Metrologic Instruments Inc.

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Sunoco to close refinery, 3 blending plants

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Sunoco Inc. announced yesterday that it intends to shut down its Yabucoa, Puerto Rico refinery, and three lubricant-blending factories, including one in Marcus Hook that employs 96 workers. About 400 employees will be laid off.

United States, New Jersey, Oil Products, Petroleum Refineries, Personnel administration, Puerto Rico, Petroleum products, SUN

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