http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/28/us-lme-warehousing-idUSTRE76R1O120110728
This company is good at making tons of money. Sadly they don't care how. I'm aware it's legal, but it still SUCKS!
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The derelict neighborhood off Michigan Avenue is a sharp contrast to Goldman's bustling skyscraper headquarters near Wall Street, but the two operations share one important element: management by the bank's savvy financial professionals.
A string of warehouses in Detroit, most of them operated by Goldman, has stockpiled more than a million tonnes of the industrial metal aluminum, about a quarter of global reported inventories.
Simply storing all that metal generates tens of millions of dollars in rental revenues for Goldman every year.
There's just one problem: only a trickle of the aluminum is leaving the depots, creating a supply pinch for manufacturers of everything from soft drink cans to aircraft.
This company is good at making tons of money. Sadly they don't care how. I'm aware it's legal, but it still SUCKS!
ETA: Can a MOD edit the title to read screw?
ETA2: Thank you!
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