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Abstract: The rising price of
fuel has set in motion a series of more profound changes for both consumers and industry. But those companies that take comfort from the recent easing of
fuel prices and whose management actions go no further than attempts to mitigate the immediate impact of
fuel price increases will end up at a serious disadvantage in the market. Find out how your company can find opportunity in changing
fuel markets.
PubDate: 3/11/2010 10:45:00 AM
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