Yum Brands

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   Peter Anderson, chief investment officer at congress wealth management, chats with Barry

   Audio

   Tue, 28 Feb 2012

   More fromThe Financial Exchange with Barry Armstrong

   Mr. Anderson, chief investment officer at congress wealth management, joins Barry to discuss stocks and give his stock picks.

   Yum Brands found at 3:20, 3:24, 5:04

   Are you wanna your stock picks is Yum ! Brands YUN is the symbol what he liked it what do they do.

   Well I Yum ! Brands owns west we lovingly call here and I can only do food. KFC . We'll tackle now yeah -- Involved. I'm getting hungrier by the moment. -- And -- this thing about it though is that

   All right decimal for the Yum ! Brands is YUN Iron Mountain is also on your violist and it is trading at 31 dollars and forty cents a -- it's
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   What's Up On Wall Street - Suzanne O'Halloran, Bloomberg

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   Tue, 13 Dec 2011

   More fromThe Financial Exchange with Barry Armstrong

   Suzanne O'Halloran from Bloomberg TV tells us What's Up on Wall Street.

   Yum Brands found at 9:43

   social networking software for business it's the Nike and even on our Yum ! Brands are a couple of their -- baker corporate clients. I you know interesting deal it's his company is not profitable and always
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   What's Up On Wall Street - Dom Chu, Bloomberg

   Audio

   Thu, 8 Dec 2011

   More fromThe Financial Exchange with Barry Armstrong

   Dom Chu from Bloomberg TV tells us What's Up On Wall Street.

   Yum Brands found at 9:28

   the growth that these companies have. People like McDonald's cup -- like Yum ! Brands that speak Jason pride of Brooklyn meet investments and he says. Yum ! Brands is what it is kind of stopped play because it has a great balance sheet and it had exposure to emerging market.
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   Should Major Restaurants Accept EBT Cards?

   Audio

   Tue, 6 Sep 2011

   More fromJen Brien

   The number of businesses approved to accept food stamps grew by a third from 2005 to 2010, U.S. Department of Agriculture records show, as vendors from convenience and dollar discount stores to gas stations and pharmacies increasingly joined the growing entitlement program. Now, restaurants, which typically have not participated in the program, are lobbying for a piece of the action. Louisville-based Yum ! Brands , whose restaurants include Taco Bell , KFC , Long John Silver's and Pizza Hut , is trying to get restaurants more involved, federal lobbying records show. Should major restaurants accept food stamps?

   KFC found at 0:53, 12:49

   now restaurants. Restaurants. TGI. That's 99 Agassi is a local places out Taco Bell long John -- Pizza Hut . KFC . Restaurants with typically have not participated in this program are lobbying for a piece of the action. There's a prospect. That's a

   food stamps and as a whole slower restaurants and talk about the KFC long John Silver and pizza hot. They want food stamps they wanna be able to accept people's -- why do you care.
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   Bloomberg TV's Adam Johnson joins Barry

   Audio

   Thu, 5 May 2011

   More fromThe Financial Exchange with Barry Armstrong

   They discuss the wild fluctuations in gold, silver, and oil prices

   Yum Brands found at 6:36

   to see where they price -- I figured the closest. Top. Is Yum ! Brands you know which is talk about it by chicken. You know similar numbers stores. There in a number country Yum ! Brands has bigger China but don't bring it straight about ninety times earnings. That's way more than the market you know in the