You never have to live up to a contract. You can pay a penalty.
So is it fair to say these basically followed a joint Goldman-Metro decision?
So there is no doubt, since Wentworth is a shell, that if anything goes wrong it is Morgan Stanley that is on the hook.
So it was a joint decision to go ahead.
You are just telling us under oath that you did not care whether they canceled or not.
The effect of this arrangement was that the queue was lengthened. Is that correct?
The merry-go-round deals required Metro to organize and pay for thousands of truck shipments between its own warehouses.
Different people get that information in different real time. Is that correct?
It was their choice to cancel or not cancel.
And the answer is no, that aluminum is not.
And could the failure to make those infrastructure and resource investments increase the potential for a catastrophic ev...