Yum Brands

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  Pizza Hut Parent Appoints New MD For Indian Operations

  Yum! Brands appoints Rohan Pewekar as MD for Pizza Hut in Indian subcontinent

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  Pizza Hut Parent Appoints New MD For Indian Operations

  Yum! Brands appoints Rohan Pewekar as MD for Pizza Hut in Indian subcontinent

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  KFC, Taco Bell To Experiment With 'Artificial Intelligence' For Meal Preparation

  Yum! Brands' chief digital and technology officer Joe Park states that they have been increasing its investment in technology and automation. Read on.

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  Burger King Has Maneuvered to Cut US Tax Bill for Years

  A Reuters analysis of Burger King's regulatory filings in the US and overseas, which was also reviewed by accounting experts, shows that it has been making major efforts to reduce its US tax bill for some time.

• Jubilant Food Falls; Rival Yum Cuts Profit Outlook

  Its rival Yum Brands Inc, which operated restaurant chains like KFC, Pizza Hut and casual Dining has cut its 2014 earnings forecast on Tuesday.

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  Yum's China Rebound Dimmed by India, Pizza Hut Weakness

  Yum Brands Inc. on Wednesday said its KFC business bounced back in China, its No. 1 market, but its stock fell more than 2 per cent in extended-hours trading on disappointing quarterly results from its India, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut divisions.

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  Yum, McDonald's Apologize as New China Food Scandal Hits

  Yum Brands Inc and McDonald's Corp are facing a new food safety scare in China, denting the fast-food companies' efforts to shore up reputations and businesses that were hurt by a 2012 safety scandal in one of their biggest markets.

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  Safety Violations at McDonald's, Yum China Supplier Company-Led: Regulator

  McDonald's and KFC's parent Yum, along with a number of other global brands, have been pulled into a food safety scandal in China after it emerged that Shanghai Husi Food, a unit of US-based OSI Group LLC, had supplied expired meat to clients.

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  Yum Cuts Ties to Owner of China Meat Plant After Scandal

  Yum Brands Inc severed ties with OSI Group after Shanghai police detained five people from the supplier's China meat-processing factory at the center of a food-safety scare that has ensnared several major Western brands

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  Markets' Post-election Enthusiasm Lost on Consumers

  To spur demand, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley last month extended excise duty cuts for cars and other consumer goods until the end of this year. He also announced breaks for individual taxpayers in the 2014/2015 budget.

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  McDonald's Says China Food Scandal Hurting Regional Results

  An undercover local Chinese TV report on July 20 showed workers at Shanghai Husi Food Co Ltd using expired meat and doctoring food production dates. Regulators immediately closed the factory, which is part of OSI Group LLC, a US food supplier and important McDonald's partner.

• Why A Bid For China Operator Of KFC, Pizza Hut Fizzled

  A trade war between the U.S. and China risks hurting Yum China’s business.

• You Can Wear Sweats to Work and No One Will Know

  As offices get lenient about casual clothing, companies look to sell less formal clothing to the working masses.

• Chipotle's New Chief Is the Guy Who Brought You Nacho Fries

  Chipotle Taps Taco Bell CEO as New Leader in Major Culture Shift

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  Yum Brands To Return $13.5 Billion To Shareowners By 2019

  Yum Brands has already bought back about $5.5 billion shares as part of a previously announced $6.2 billion capital return program that has reduced its share count by about 16 percent.