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5 Shell gasoline gains market in the Philippines

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In the 1900s, Shell and the Royal Dutch joined forces in the hopes of achieving equal footing with Standard Oil, a strong...

A symbol of progress and change

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The image of a yellow-and-red outlined seashell is arguably one of the most distinctive and enduring brands in the world,...

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