
Though Burger King trails restaurant chains McDonald's ( MCD -0.5% ) and Yum Brands ( YUM -1.4% ) by a wide margin in China, it's sticking to a plan to offer premium food that caters to local tastes
market cap of the massive Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR XLP. In this ETF, heavyweights like McDonald's MCD, Yum Brands YUM , and Kraft KFT sit shoulder to shoulder with obscure, small-cap names such as Popeye's owner AFC Enterprises
By Jacob Steinberg : Yum Brands ( YUM ) operates many restaurants across the world. The company ..... likely to continue for the years to come. Investors of Yum Brands have seen capital appreciation of 400% since 2004 and
Yum Brands ( YUM ) plans to add 150 restaurants units in Africa before the end of the year to take its total number of stores on the continent up to close to a thousand. The company is targeting the growing number of middle-income consumers in
Yum Brands ( YUM +1.7% ) plans to open 150 KFC and Pizza Hut restaurants inside stores ..... The deal should give Yum Brands a surefire way to stay ..... s plans to keep with Yum Brands in China Post your comment
The CEO of McDonald's China ( MCD +0.3% ) tips off how the restaurant chain plans to cut into rival Yum Brands ( YUM +1.1% ) market share lead in the nation - saying drive-thrus, dessert kiosks and extended hours will be added
McDonald's also faces increasing competition from Yum Brands and other rivals as it expands internationally. McDonald ..... restaurant chains including Burger King, Subway, and Yum Brands YUM , more nascent fast-casual restaurant competitors like
Previously she had five years at Yum Brands YUM , where she was senior vice president and corporate treasurer for Yum and chief financial officer for the U.S. division of KFC . While Ramos has no record of running
business in 177 countries and provides the most robust multicurrency, multiplatform option for large customers such as Yum ! Brands YUM . As we look five to 10 years down the road, we see Micros doubling the size of the business by 2018, thanks to
A host of companies have reported slower growth rates in the country including Caterpillar, ABB, McDonald's, and Yum Brands . Can Starbuck buck the trend - in a nation of tea drinkers nonetheless - with its plan to triple the number of China