It's Monday, February 25th.

Welcome to Mark Fuller.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today

From Motley Full Asset Management, Tim Hanson,

and for Motley Full One, Jason Moser.

Happy Monday, guys.

Hey, hey. Were you up late watching the Oscars?

No. No? I stayed up till the bitter end. Was it bitter? No, I was rooting for Argo to

win Best Pictures, so I was happy. That's like the one I saw two of those,

Lay Ms and Argo, and I thought Argo was actually a really good movie.

No, I did not.

So did other people apparently.

Apparently, a plethora of voters.

Made an impact.

Uh, we're gonna talk Barnes and Noble, Hewlett-Packard, and Lowe's, but we're going to start

with Yum Brands.

It was about three months ago that reports came out that antibiotics had been discovered in KFC chicken in China. The Wall Street

Journal is now reporting that Yum Brands is cutting ties with its suppliers that source

the chicken. This kind of seems like a no-brainer type of move to him and yet I can't imagine it's all that easy

or a short process to just up and change all your chicken suppliers?

No, it's, it's, it's, it would be tricky anywhere and I think it's probably particularly

tricky in China because, you know, you're switching from one known flawed supplier to now you have to go investigate

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