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Shopping-mall kiosks are little gold mines
Tami Chappell / The New York Times
Taki Skouras, chief executive of Cellairis, at one of the 720 kiosks his company operates at shopping malls. For Cellairis and others, kiosks have become a very big business with millions of dollars in annual sales.
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