Yum! Brands Inc. announced its plans to place its Long John Silver’s and A&W All-American Food Restaurants for sale, and has begun a process to identify a buyer. The company is sharpening its long-term growth focus on building leading brands in every significant category in China, driving aggressive international expansion, and improving its U.S. brand […]
Friendly Ice Cream Corporation announced today that James M. Parrish, a seasoned restaurant executive who most recently served as COOof Church’s Chicken, has joined the company as executive vice president company operations. Since 2005, Parrish led the operations of Atlanta-based Church’s Chicken 281 stores with a focus on elevating brand standards, staff retention and training, […]
World Hunger Relief, featuring global spokesperson and new World Food Programme (WFP) Ambassador Against Hunger Christina Aguilera, launches.
Yum! Brands Inc. named one of Black Enterprise magazine’s “40 Best Companies for Diversity” for sixth consecutive year.
Have you stopped by booth 4861 to win a free iPod or iPad and grab your own copy of QSR’s May issue?
The new KFC Yum Center is slated to open this fall in downtown Louisville.
M&W Foods chooses Precidia Technologies’ payment engine to integrate credit and debit card processing with electronic cash register systems.
Money directed from World Hunger Relief to provide food for earthquake victims in Haiti.
Yum! Restaurants International opens unit No. 13,000 outside of U.S. and China.
World Hunger Relief campaign teaming 36,000 Yum! Brands restaurants and one million employees in fight against hunger.
Employee Services Management Association awards company for week of sustainability training for its employees.
Delfield Company wins the top award at ceremony held in Louisville.
The company priced its cash tender offer to purchase up to $150 million of its 7.700 percent Senior Notes due July 1, 2012.
The 3rd Annual QSR Workforce Symposium held June 10-11 in Dallas will offer strategies on how to do so.
The offer is scheduled to expire at 11:59 p.m. EST on May 28.
The company made up for its U.S. losses with growth in China.
The company approved $0.19 per share of common stock.