Yum! is Rewriting History, but No 'Victory Dance' Just Yet
U.S. same-store sales soared 10 percent on a two-year basis.
U.S. same-store sales soared 10 percent on a two-year basis.
The chain has closed 1,205 units systemwide since the start of 2020.
Just because unemployment is higher than pre-pandemic, doesn’t necessarily mean it’s easier to recruit workers.
Her advice: Work really, really hard and be really good to your people.
By leaning into the resources and leadership of its four concepts, the world's largest restaurant company has emerged from the pandemic stronger than ever.
He was the CEO of the largest restaurant company in the world for only two-and-a-half months before the coronavirus hit the U.S. Here’s how David Gibbs has maneuvered Yum! Brands through turbulent times.
The year-over-year jump reflects a changing COVID-19 dynamic.
In the wake of George Floyd's death, industry executives express outrage, call to action.