Some of the biggest players in derivatives, including JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup, have long warehoused nearly all of their derivatives in bank subsidiaries that rely on federally insured deposits to fund themselves.
Below is today's Glenlivet distillery, a monument even in a region where big distilleries are two a penny: rows of long warehouses holding tens of thousands of maturing barrels; a visitor's centre welcoming 45,000 people a year; a spectacular £10m glass-and-timber extension opened last year.
Intermediate warehouses must be utilized, which is probably one reason for long warehousing times [40, 39].
There are two-up-two-downs in the shadows of block-long warehouses, cobblestone streets with highway views, fishermen casting lines off piers as container ships rumble by, and―my destination―a humble soccer and baseball pitch surrounded by housing projects.Semi-professional soccer teams began playing on this pitch in the late 1960s.
The building, a 140-year-old Greek Revival structure at 111 First Street, was a long a warehouse for the tobacco maker P. Lorillard and had been at the center of a long and bitter dispute.
I never even got to see my father work — the old Hudson River piers were cut off from the rest of Hoboken by an iron gate, and the ships themselves were hidden behind a long brick warehouse.
PARIS — Twenty-three blofks of ice, each almost five feet tall, enclosed perfectly preserved gardens of flowers at the peak of their color and bloom on the second floor of a long, cavernous warehouse space at a grungy edge of the Eighth Arrondissement of Paris, just beyond the railway tracks of the Gare St.-Lazare, like a three-dimensional gallery of Dutch flower paintings.
The company has long deployed warehouse robotics, which will be in full force this holiday season.
A series of long, low warehouses contain what is less a hog farm than a pork factory.
THE new location for the Westport Arts Center is a long, low warehouse-like building on the edge of the Saugatuck River.
