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There many, many structures with that formula. I just did a quick search for chemicals with that formula available from Sigma-Aldrich and several other vendors, and came up with 15 hits; I'm sure there are more.
The only one of the 15 whose name I immediately recognized is aflatoxin P2. Some others: kaempferide, hematein, acetylsalicylacetylsalicylate (I recognize what this IS, but not what it's used for), chrysoeriol, orientin, geraldol, piperoin, hispidulin, diosmetin... any of those ring a bell for you?
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