Yum Brands (YUM)
$127.26
1.35 (1.05%)
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Market Cap
37.62B
PE Ratio
22.56
EPS
5.64
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
524,212
Day's Range
$126.83 - $128.64
52-Week Range
$115.53 - $143.20
Dividend & Yield
$2.42 (1.90%)
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