But that case was about how the firm might have defrauded its clients, meaning that that revenue was arguably ill-gotten and represented a windfall for shareholders that should be returned.
The sale of Handbag.com to NatMags represented a windfall for Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay's Press Holdings, which owned 50% of the website and bought out the retailer Boots's 50% share for about £500,000 in March 2005.
In addition, income from $156,000 to $240,000 is taxed at 28%, meaning a change to a 25% rate won't exactly represent a windfall for owners at that level.
Time might have devoted its cover to a Winter Olympian like Sonja Henie, the Norwegian figure-skating champion, but the building controversy over the August games, which represented a windfall of legitimacy for the Reich, decided the editors on a more electric candidate: "Hitler's Leni Riefenstahl".
Issuing a buy note, analyst Savvas Neophytou said: "We had expected multiple generics to flood the market in April 2009 so the delay to 7 July 2009 could represent a windfall of around $75m for AstraZeneca.
For one firm in particular, it represents a windfall.
For Wei Ziqi, though, the Olympics didn't represent a windfall.
Profits may be relatively modest, thanks to the huge scale and ambition of the event, but it certainly represents a nice windfall for rights holder Universal.
The campaigns' increased use of tracking technology represents "a significant windfall for online data collectors and ad targeting companies," Andy Kahl, the director of consumer products at Evidon, wrote in the report.
