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, announcing the creation of a new fin-tech accelerator named "TailFin Labs, LLC," which will help the retail giant expand on its current suite of omnichannel retail shopping tools. The two companies also agreed to extend Green Dot's position as issuing bank and program manager of Walmart's MoneyCard program by seven years. Walmart's shares, meanwhile, remained unchanged after hours.
Yum China's same store sales increased by 2%, falling short of the 3.2% increase forecast. KFC and Pizza Hut same store sales were also weaker than expected, increasing by 3% and 1%, respectively. Analysts projected a 3.8% increase for KFC and a 1.5% increase for Pizza Hut.
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