The Walt Disney Company (DIS), for instance, reported earnings of 80 cents a share; analysts had been expecting the company to report it earned 71 cents a share. Guests at the company's resorts are spending more, the company's chief financial officer, Jay Rasulo, told analysts during the company's earnings conference call. The growth in operating income also came from "higher passenger cruise days driven by the Disney Dream, partially offset by higher costs." (Subscribers to StreetEvents can obtain a complete transcript of the February 7 conference call.) Yum! Brands Incorporated (YUM), which opened a new store every 13 hours in China during 2011 – expects Chinese aficionados of its pizza and fried chicken to drive further growth at its still-expanding roster of KFC and Pizza Hut restaurants in that country.