Защита потребителя и порядок в аэропортах
Feb. 1st, 2010 11:10 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
birdwatcherChicago Sun Times -- In September, a company paid $190,000 for a taxicab medallion now operated by Chicago Carriage Cab Co. -- the most anyone has paid in Chicago.
That's a bargain compared with New York City, where a medallion sells for about $775,000.
"There's a solid demand for medallions from investors and operators,'' says Michael Levine, chief executive officer of Yellow Cab. "You look at a taxicab medallion vs. real estate or the NASDAQ, you do better with a taxicab medallion.
That's a bargain compared with New York City, where a medallion sells for about $775,000.
"There's a solid demand for medallions from investors and operators,'' says Michael Levine, chief executive officer of Yellow Cab. "You look at a taxicab medallion vs. real estate or the NASDAQ, you do better with a taxicab medallion.
