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Mr. Kilgore hopes that careful restoration and framing will allow him to make a hefty profit.

Some mutual-fund companies, including T Rowe Price and Fidelity, whose funds invested in Groupon shares via private markets, now look set to make a hefty profit.

The organ broker who handles the deal can make a hefty profit, selling it on for $150,000 to a wealthy patient who needs a transplant.

The pessimists, on the other hand, see another opportunity: to short the stock and then make a hefty profit when it falls, as they speculate it inevitably will.

In 2017, the warrants will give him the right to buy more than seven million shares at $29.92 a share, meaning that if he can raise the stock price he stands to make a hefty profit.

"In a strong market, they should be able to command enough rent to pay the full freight on taxes, still make a hefty profit and not be subject to the constraints of rent regulation".

Abramovich made a hefty profit: but the sale really was one that he could not refuse.

(Shirriff paid £2.79 for his fake, so clearly the market stall made a hefty profit).

Others had almost certainly been bought by professional touts with the express purpose of making a hefty profit.

And while £29m does seem a lot, if Raheem Sterling joins Manchester City for a fee of around £45-50m then Liverpool will have got a more consistent performer and made a hefty profit in the process.

Deed restrictions required that the site be operated as a non-profit facility, yet two months later, Allure successfully petitioned the city to lift those restrictions – for a fee of $16m – and then sold it to Slate in May for $116m, making a hefty profit.