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Yum Brands plans to separate China business

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Yum Brands said it intended to separate its China business into a publicly traded company in a major reorganization of the fast-food company.

The new entity would be dubbed Yum China and would become a franchise of the main company.

Yum China would have exclusive rights to KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell.

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