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SEARCHBoth fourth quarter 1999 revenues and year-end revenues are up for Avis when compared with revenues from the same time period in 1998.The company enjoyed an increase from 1998 of $28,290 in rent...
Both fourth quarter 1999 revenues and year-end revenues are up for Avis when compared with revenues from the same time period in 1998.
The company enjoyed an increase from 1998 of $28,290 in rental revenues for the fourth quarter 1999. This is a 5% boost for the time period.
Year-end revenues for Avis for 1999 show an increase of $203,164 or 8.8%.
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