Yum China Holdings Stock News

HutchMed, the pharmaceutical unit of tycoon Li Ka-shing’s flagship CK Hutchison Holdings, led declines among four Hong Kong-listed stocks after being named in a list of foreign companies liable to US accounting inspection law.HutchMed’s shares plunged by as much as 16 per cent to at least a 12-month low of HK$24.25, tracing the 15 per cent decline overnight in New York. Yum China Holdings, which operates the KFC and Pizza Hut fast food chains in China, declined by as much as 11 per cent in Hong…

Shares in Yum China , and four other Chinese companies tumbled on Friday after they were ensnared in an auditing dispute between Beijing and Washington, though China''s securities regulator said it was confident they could reach a deal.

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Shares of many U.S.-listed Chinese stocks tumbled Thursday after the Securities and Exchange Commission put out an update about foreign companies using accounting firms or branches that cannot be adeq

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A 2020 law called the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act may be behind the sharp decline in a handful of U.S-traded Chinese stocks.

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Yum China Holdings, the owner of the KFC and Pizza Hut restaurant chains in China, has decided to shut down its struggling fast-food brand, East Dawning, after it failed to survive the Covid-19 pandemic.The company said in its annual report that the remaining five outlets of the Chinese-style quick-service restaurant (QSR) brand would cease to operate within 2022.“The brand was severely impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic,” the report said. “As a result, we have decided to wind down operations of…

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Chinese Fast Food Restaurants Rely On Robots To Fuel Expansion Last year was a record-breaking year for robots joining the American workforce . But in China, the advent of robotic workers was equally - if not more - intense. According to a report from Nikkei , Yum China''s network of KFC and Pizza Hut outlets has seen significant growth over the past year, even as the size of China''s workforce has remained steady. "We increased our stores, but without increasing the total number of staff," said Joey Watt on a call with analysts and investors on Feb.9, highlighting Yum China’s investments in artificial intelligence and digital technologies to support operations and training. Most stores now feature touch screens where customers place orders, a feature that has become familiar to American consumers over the past decade. KFC robots make soft-serve ice cream cones for customers, while take-out orders can be picked up by customers from digital lockers without forcing them to have any contact with staff.

Yum China Holdings Inc. (NYSE:YUMC) price on Friday, February 11, rose 7.38% above its previous day’s close as an upside momentum from buyers pushed the stock’s value to $53.86. A look at the stock’s price movement, the level at last check in today’s session was $50.16, moving within a range at $47.28 and $50.49. The … Yum China Holdings Inc. (NYSE: YUMC): Overvalued Against Others? Read More »

Friday''s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Agnico-Eagle Mines, Datadog, Fox, MGM Resorts, Norwegian Cruise Line, Peloton Interactive, Ross Stores, Twilio and Yum China.

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