The Associated Press - Yum Brands Inc. is targeting Africa and other emerging global markets for expansion for its venerable KFC chain that has become a dominant fast-food player in China but has struggled in the U.S. Louisville-based Yum said Wednesday that it expects to double the number of KFC restaurants in Africa to about 1,200 by 2014. Yum projects that KFC will grow into a nearly $2 billion brand in Africa within four years and will contribute more than $100 million in profit to Yum's international division, which excludes China - which has its own division.
Why the hell was this in my sports news? What was Google thinking? I guess maybe you could link sports and KFC because when I'm watching sports I often see KFC commercials. Or maybe because I watch sports and I've eaten KFC before. Oh, and why does China get its own division of KFC? Why doesn't America have its own division? For that matter, why isn't there a division in Boston? Anyway, I thought it was interesting that out of all the places KFC could expand itself into, they chose Africa. I still don't get why this came up under Google's sports news.
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