"I think it's going to be a windfall for us, and for all of Newark," said Michael Brummer, whose family-owned delicatessen, Hobby's, will be selling its trademark corned beef, tongue and pastrami concoctions from a counter high above the ice.
Analysts and investors hailed a possible resolution of the conflict, which would provide a windfall for LVMH and permit all three companies to end the raft of legal bills and distractions at a time when the business climate has toughened.
It's a windfall for billion dollar publishers, all in the name of helping the little guy.
But her many incremental economic proposals to put government procurement online, privatise the electricity grid, raise "sin" taxes, abolish tax breaks for certain types of car, overhaul the tax-collection agency, and so on would add up to a windfall for the government if they all became law.Mrs Arroyo's second main target is electoral reform.
But Mitchell — without sharing the particulars — was clearly and refreshingly not milking the windfall for all it was worth.
This 'mother of all scams' created a windfall for private developers who secured public resources at rock bottom prices.
If all goes as planned, Visa's offering would generate a windfall for thousands of its so-called member banks, which own the company.
My exploits kept me supplied with all the free-range meat I could possibly eat, a windfall for someone living below poverty level.
All those tax breaks bid up the price of housing, creating a windfall for those who already own homes but a punishment for those trying to buy in.
"What a windfall for me," he says.
