KFC Relocates Headquarters from Kentucky to Texas in Corporate Restructuring
KFC's parent company Yum! Brands announces the relocation of its corporate office from Louisville, Kentucky to Plano, Texas, impacting about 100 employees.
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Get StartedThe relocation of KFC's corporate office from Louisville brought a quick response from political leaders in Kentucky.
KFC is leaving its ancestral home as parent company moves its corporate office to Texas
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KFC is moving its corporate headquarters from Kentucky to Texas
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KFC Relocating US Headquarters From Kentucky to Texas
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Summary
Yum! Brands is relocating KFC’s U.S. corporate office from Louisville to Texas, impacting about 100 jobs while retaining a presence in Kentucky through a $1 million scholarship endowment and a new flagship restaurant. Local leaders express disappointment, fearing the loss of Kentucky's heritage in the brand. The move aims to enhance collaboration among Yum's multiple brands as part of a broader strategy.
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