Is Yum! Brands Making Money?
Interestingly, Yum! Brand limits its vulnerability to China with Chinese operations owned by a separate company. However, Yum! Brands has staked its reputation on China.
Read MoreIn individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule. Friedrich Nietzsche
Interestingly, Yum! Brand limits its vulnerability to China with Chinese operations owned by a separate company. However, Yum! Brands has staked its reputation on China.
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Read MoreSo it sounds as if some consumers are having trouble using Apple Pay. Although it looks as if more retailers accept Apple Pay than Alphabet’s (NASDAQ: GOOG) Android Pay. Interestingly enough there are a few brands that accept Android Pay but not Apple Pay.
Read MoreYum’s financial numbers show us that fast food is no longer a value investment. Its chains are no longer generating the steady stream of cash necessary to cover their liabilities. To make matters worse, the cash cow known as China may no longer be paying off for Yum.
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