It's Tuesday January 8th. Welcome to Market Foolery. I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today from

Fool.com Austin Smith and from Motley Fool Hidden Gems Chief Investment Officer

of the Motley Fool Andy Cross. Good to see you guys.

Thanks for having us.

We're going to talk about retail.

We're going to dig into just, frankly,

a monster quarter from Samsung Electronics,

but we are going to start in the food world.

Shares of Yum Brands down about 5% this morning.

The parent company of KFC said it expects same store sales in China

to fall more than originally expected due to issues with two

of its chicken suppliers. Andy, we saw this news right before Christmas.

Yumbrants had confirmed that food safety authorities in Shanghai were investigating

their KFC operations.

There's no way this is anything but bad news.

Well and it's on top of already some bad news coming out of China for Young Brands, which is softening

sales.

So they come out in November saying that their same store sales will be down about 4%.

Then this news hits.

People don't, it's bad publicity, people do not go into your KFC in China

where they have thousands of stores.

China is a very big part of Young Brands business,

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