Many restaurant companies have turned to international growth to offset results from the struggling domestic economy, but when it comes to the largest prize in foreign expansion — China — it is a two-company race between Yum! Brands Inc. and McDonald’s Corp. As Yum and McDonald’s host investors this week in China to tour their respective systems of nearly 4,000 and nearly 1,500 restaurants, the analyst community has a mixed view of how well each global brand can ...
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