Meanings of huge windfall in anglès

The deal also means a huge windfall for the top executives involved.

The figures showed a huge windfall to the government with revenue increasing seven-fold.

Perhaps one in the automotive biz? Of course, a huge windfall never smelled right in a murder investigation.

It is a mistake because you can never be quite sure whether that huge windfall will indeed be enough.

The loans represented a huge windfall for bankers eager to put money to work and rake in related fees.

She had far less to adjust to than the others did, but it had been a huge windfall for her.

So when the Aussie falls it automatically boosts the bottomline for exporters, delivering a huge windfall to profits and national income.

Her government is betting that SPD-led states will ultimately drop their objections and support the deal because it will bring them a huge windfall.

The European Union's highest court gave Telecom Italia a huge windfall today, ruling that fees charged to telecom companies by the Italian state were illegal.

Productivity in the mining sector has been particularly lamentable, partly because the huge windfall from higher commodity prices removed much of the need for discipline.

Star's backflip after huge windfall One of gaming's biggest names has returned to the platform he left after an ill-fated multimillion-dollar deal with a competitor.

Google paid a reported $160 million (€145 million) last month in a deal that netted a huge windfall for the founders.

That is a huge windfall for Australia where coal accounts for a tenth of exports at around A$2.8 billion ($2.1 billion) every month.

Blackstone's co-founders, Stephen Schwarzman and Peter Peterson, earned a huge windfall from the firm's IPO in 2007, pocketing more than $2.4 billion between them.

Blackstone Group's co-founders, Stephen Schwarzman and Peter Peterson, earned a huge windfall from the firm's IPO in 2007, pocketing more than $2.4 billion between them.

Morgan has seen the downside of handing off huge windfalls.