who owns quick trip gas stations?
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They seem to be their own company.  QuikTrip Corp.
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I am a business librarian, so I just checked several business databases to see if this company is even registered to do business.\n\nI could find not records that this company is registered in any state, so I would highly recommend that you stay away from this illegitimate "company."\n\nIt sounds like a scam, someone trying to cash in with a fake product by playing off peoples' anger and frustration with high gas prices.
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It's KBR Kellog Brown and Root,which is owned by Halliburton or vice versa.
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I don't know about Valaro but Lukoil is a Russian company.They bought out Mobil gas stations but not Mobil oil.Therefore they've taken over all of the old Mobil sites.Valaro may be a subsidiary of Lukoil.To the best of my knowledge Citgo has been purchsed by 7 Eleven or vice versa.
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Insufficient information. Are you building a dog house or a million barrel a day refinery? Is the locate remote, offshore, next door, only accessible in summer, etc? \n\nWho is the designer, who is the constructor, who is the owner, who is the operator, what is the role of any governmental agencies, etc?
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Texas Railroad Commission.  They oversee the gas market here in Texas.
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It was Dayton Hudson Corporation back in the 90's.  But who knows who has the controlling stock now.
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They are but prices for gas right now are through the roof. Try at least $3.50 for a gallon of gas. Everything is more expensive. There are a lot of locals who don't like tourist/ military here.
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Here are two sites that will help.  The first site is from the U.S. Census Bureau.  It'll tell you how many stations there are by type, ownership and location.  It also tells total revenues.\n\nThe second site is from Bizstats.  It gives you typical normalized (percentage of revenue) income statements for gas stations.  You should be able to use these statistics to put together a projected P&L for your enterprise.  This is the centerpiece of your business plan.\n\nGood luck!
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Gas companies often debit under odd names. Did you make a gas purchase recently? I almost disputed a gas purchase that I had made a week or so earlier from checking my account online until my boss told me that the company was a specific gas company in the area.
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A new Thorntons or Speedway in Illinois has about a 1.5 million dollar price tag.\n\n6-8 dispensers (12-16 fueling points)\n4-5 ust's\nbig canopy\nwalk in coolers\netc\n\nBasic station..... 6-8 fueling points\n\n2 ust's \nbasic canopy\nbasic building... $250,000.00 !?!\n\n\nYou would be better off to find a gas station for sale...\nmake sure the ust's (underground storage tanks) have a clean bill of health.\nThen make it look nice and clean!\nMake sure you keep extreamly bright at night.  (inexpensive way of boosting your sales)\nRe-imageing a store isn't that costly and can be done rather quickly.
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Gas stations are getting rich and taking advantage of the gasoline "shortage".\n\n\nDid you know that in Venezuela gas is only 14 cents per gallon!
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Here are the address and phone numbers for the company. Haven't located a website yet.\n\nSEQUESTER HOLDINGS INCORPORATED\n23852 Pacific Coast Highway\nMalibu, CALIFORNIA 90265\n310 317-0779
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I hate to say this, call Snyder General through McQuay.  Who owns who, I can never remember or if they still do.\n\nhttp://www.mcquay.com/McQuay/home/homepage\n\n\nYou could also try a third party dealer.\n\nhttp://www.hvacplus.com/snyder-general-online-61.html
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HM Rivergroup PLC that bought Hougton Mifflin is a newly formed holding company and  is  led by Barry O'Callaghan, a former investment banker from Ireland and a controlling shareholder of San Francisco-based Riverdeep.\n\nAfter the transaction's completion, O'Callaghan and the management group will own approximately 50 percent of the new company, while former shareholders of Riverdeep other than O'Callaghan will own about 15 percent. The remaining 35 percent will be owned by new investors. It was unclear what proportion of the 35 percent stake would be held by Houghton Mifflin management and employees.\n\nIf you are interested in the financing details, go to the RVDP Home Page - www.riverdeep.net/ - 34k - Nov 30, 2006 - Cached - Similar pages \n\ncc
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Mr. Howard Schultz is the current CEO of SBUX.\nSee valuable write up on Starbucks at http://ibooyah.com
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How is what? It is based in Washington State and there is some sort of offline search engine thing. I heard a radio interview with the owner of the company. It sounds weird to me, I don't think it will be successful but who knows.