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> the restaurants keep putting up excellent numbers but the red hot stocks do okay take yum brands, kfcl and pizza hut and had higher than expected revenue, fabulous 9% same stores sales growth and the stock barely budged because management didn't give us a forecast as they hold back but also because the stock was run still, irritating some unbelievable numbers for free. let's take a close look with the ceo of yum brands to learn more about the quarter. mr. gibbs, welcome back to "mad money." >> hi, jim, thanks for having me on. >> david, i've seen at various times one taco bell might be doing well or kfc might be doing well i've never seen them all do well why is that happening? >> you're exactly right. this is a quarter with wide spread growth in the business and saw all four of our brands globally positive on a one-year basis and importantly, positive on the two-year basis. we haven't seen that for awhile and it's a real sign of the strength of the business as we adapted to the challenges of the pandemic, strengthen off premise and delivery business and most importantly, embraced dig

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but yesterday's kfc bucket is pathetic no i know. >> see what happens. >> might have a steak just to already been eaten. >> prove him right. >> wow. >> all right we like roblox as a possible double. >> and that sound means it's time to hear from petra naemcova guy maybe said it was his first favorite of the first rouchbd. let us know where are you going now? >> thank you so much, kelly. guy, thank you for the thumbs up and sorry, tim, for stealing your pick. this time around i will go with zoom hmm. >> oh yes. >> wow. >> that was another one jim mentioned. >> why >> andre looks like -- >> one way or another why what do you like about it >> well, there is -- there might be a bit of a zoom fatigue but i believe that businesses will still want cost effective hybrid solutions for workplaces so those still are virtual work spaces and ilove that zoom cares about people, the environment important to us and they're really part of a solution to combat environmental crisis and they have been down 45% since the last 52 weeks so they're going to bounce back. >> do we see andre iguodala? >> he wa

it's gotten griddy atlantic equities initiated coverage on yum, the parent of taco bell, kfc and pizza hut with not a buy, a hold the stock was at 110 the analyst gave it 118 price target i figured they would sell a lukewarm piece of research think about it the stock will go up eight points oh, no, not in this market the stock rallies 3% to 114 swiftly closing in on the price target that hole was a neutral to negative call in my opinion, not a positive this market, uh-uh, it treats any price target boost above the current price as a current call to buy every every day for the last four days, constellation brands reports on thursday. at least a little concerned the stocks run too much going into the quarter when the company sales in texas, which is just a huge market might have been slow by super storm yuri. oh, no, not in this state. each time some analyst says something positive and the same positive, don't get me wrong they have no new information constellation stock rallies. it's as if investors are hearing the good news for the first time if someone does it tomorrow, admit i told y

is beyond meat i bought in at 165 because i knew you liked it and they have been signing deals with kfc, mcdonald's and taco bell but i'm down 20% what do i do >> hold it i think when they reopen food service, which they have not that much, that's going to help beyond i also think that i have to buy beyond meat because it tastes good and is vegetarian but doesn't have gmos which is what impossible has and that makes it impossible, impossible for my family to buy i know fang hasn't kept up the momentum this year i get that but will you give it a break it hasn't lost its bite. unlike many other companies, these companies deserve the benefit of the doubt on "mad money" tonight, collecting mounds of information about customer habits, the market climate is good you know, that's 4 g you got to hear this one it's the last cheap stock when it comes to customer retention, customer management. i'll sit down after earnings which were stellar to find out and after the close last night, close with a major accusation and i have the conversation and can ppg paint a pretty picture as the economy reopen

lifted kfc sales as well. in fact, their new chicken sandwich selling twice as fast as the braves. other sandwiches did that. their new survey finds most u.s. companies will require proof of covid vaccinations from employees. the a su rockefeller foundation survey says 65% plan to offer employees incentives to get vaccinated and 63% will require proof of vaccination. 44% will require all employees get vaccinated and google's push to bring employees back to offices in september is frustrating. some of the employees who say they'll quit if they are required to come back to work and not be remote forever. google employees are expected to come back in the fall. google did say it's saving that 1 billion dollars a year as result. employees working from home live from new york, i'm jane king. back to you. ok, hold on, jayne. so if the uber driver is bringing me my rental car. >> and getting out. where is he taking over as he did. is he gonna take maybe i didn't know. like all of that got all we know is i don't have to get on a train and you're in a car somewhere no, no. she's going to wit

restaurants like kfc and bojangles say they're having a hard time keeping up with the soaring demand. chicken sandwiches. chicken wings flying off the shelves. get it? thank you, al. experts say february's massive winter storm in texas contributed to gaps in the supply chain. i can always count on roker to like those puns. >> he was waiting for it. >> he was. >>> new developments in a case that's put the issue of fraternity hazing back in the spotlight. spotlight. eight people have been charged in connection to a young man's death at bowling green state university in ohio >> the charges range from involuntary manslaughter to evidence tampering gabe gutierrez is on the story for us hi, gabe good morning >> reporter: savannah, good morning. prosecutors say 20-year-old stone foltz died with a blood alcohol level of more than four times the state's legal driving limit. ohio's governor is pushing a bill to reform hazing laws in the state. >> this is the beginning of the criminal process for these men >> reporter: parents holding hands in silence as charges are announced against eight young

pizza up 8 taco up 10 kfc up 11. restaurant business pointed out that for yum's four brands, they set per restaurant weekly sales records in q1. every single one >> i mean here's a stock that's down. >> we're eating a lot more fast food. >> one of the things that was really beautiful about what happened with yum is they are really using data. so if you go, to the start of the alphabet car is how yum is using the data, particularly for a turn-around in taco bell carl, this is one. we all know these brands but i think what we don't recognize is this is a gigantic worldwide company, other than china, and i'm shocked that every single one of them, there's always been a loser, whether it be pizza hut, one, taco bell, another, and this habit burger, i have not had a habit burger >> i have not. >> thanks. >> you see, i'd be curious, dot com not putting up any more recipes that involve red meat. >> beyond meat should be doing better >> yes >> guy, as we obviously, we still hope to join lisa su at some point we are going to -

how about yelm brand the parent company of fast food chain taco bell, kfc pizza hut and others, blowoutr pandemic sorrows and comfort food, i guess with the stock of a fraction. then the starbucks. they look to the future to raise their outlook, sounds good, but the stock is down 3%. what is the problem? susan: international, china is the second-largest market where they build one restaurant every 15 hours so it's a bit of a drag with weak demand overseas in the chain actually said u.s. sales have recovered, but still, i mean, you want people in the doors and they have it exactly seen that but the transition to mobile i think it's interesting and probably a catalyst for the future. we just had google hit a record high after that blowout earnings reports that we know google best performer so far this year and that's because they underperformed it last year because they didn't have the 30 or 50% gain because of the overhang of antitrust so it's a bit of a catch up for google and their shares. stuart: i just checked their value and google is now valued at $1.61 trillion, still about 600 bi

kfc says it's struggling to keep one soaring demand for its sandwich.'s out of tenders across 750 locations. i would personally like to receive say steve, you are welcome. i'm vegetarian i'm hoping everyone out there who demands their chicken. steve: there is a chick-fil-a across the street i think i'm covered. thank you, jillian. meanwhile, speaking of food, a major blow to oregon restaurants and bars as the state enters a third shutdown. it's going to take effect today. and it will be the third indoor dining ban for some major cities like portland and salem and bend and eugene forcing recovering students shut their doors yet again to indoor diners. jen jacobson is the mother of three and owner of beloved cheesecakes and she joins us right now from out in oregon. good morning to you, jen. >> good morning, thank you for having me. steve: when you heard the news you must have thought you have got to be kidding me. i already had to let all my employees go, it's just me and my three kids running this operation. what are you going to do? >> well, i am going