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  1. Yum Brands is strategically divesting its business in Mainland China, which includes the Pizza Hut restaurant chain, involving Yum China Holdings and investors like LongRange Capital.

The company sold the Mainland China operations of Pizza Hut in a separate transaction for an aggregate of $2.7 billion. Chris Turner was appointed CEO of Yum! Brands.

9 reports, 7 independent Updated Aug 7
Gone quiet Reached 4 outlets in its first 24 hours
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The company sold the Mainland China operations of Pizza Hut in a separate transaction for an aggregate of $2.7 billion. Chris Turner was appointed CEO of Yum! Brands.

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Pizza HutYum Chinamainland ChinaJoey Wat

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  1. The company sold the Mainland China operations of Pizza Hut in a separate transaction for an aggregate of $2.7 billion. Chris Turner was appointed CEO of Yum! Brands.Sub-event
  2. Yum China acquires Pizza Hut brand in Mainland China; Joey Wat appointed CEO.1 source
  3. LongRange Capital is acquiring Pizza Hut's global business from Yum Brands.1 source
  4. Pizza Hut and Taco Bell are collaborating to expand their presence in Mainland China.1 source
  5. Mainland China operations of Pizza Hut sold for $2.7B; Chris Turner appointed CEO of Yum! Brands.1 source
  6. Yum China acquired the China business of Pizza Hut.1 source
  7. Yum China bought the Mainland China operations of Pizza Hut amidst stiff competition.1 source

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Yum Brands is strategically divesting its business in Mainland China, which includes the Pizza Hut restaurant chain, involving Yum China Holdings and investors like LongRange Capital. All 4 developments

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