HONG KONG -- Yum China Holdings, the country's largest fast food restaurant chain, weathered the "most difficult" period of Shanghai's COVID-19 lockdown to squeeze out a profit for the April-June quarter.
The company -- which operates over 8,500 KFC outlets and more than 2,700 Pizza Huts, among other brands -- was one of the hardest hit by President Xi Jinping's stringent zero-COVID policy.
