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Posts Tagged ‘ConocoPhillips’

ConocoPhillips’ Plans Remain Vague, But Its Impact Is Already Big

Author(s) : Published: July 22nd, 2010
ConocoPhillips’ Plans Remain Vague, But Its Impact Is Already Big

Although final plans for ConocoPhillips’ research and training facility in Louisville have not even been submitted to the City, the project has already lifted housing prices in Louisville and is predicted to also buoy them in the cities of [...]

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