Domino's

Financing

Domino's doesn't plan on acquiring another brand anytime soon

Amid a wave of consolidation, the world's largest pizza chain believes it can keep growing on its own.

Marketing

Why Domino’s gave out gift cards to local restaurants

Operators in several markets handed them out to random delivery customers as part of the company’s effort to highlight high fees for third-party delivery.

The pizza chain has had the same $5.99/$7.99 offers for years. Higher labor and food prices have some analysts wondering if the company will change it, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

The pizza chain’s U.S. comparable store sales declined 1.9% but were up 15.6% on a two-year basis.

Labor challenges and the end of stimulus payments left the company with its first same-store sales decline in 40 quarters and may portend to a slowing recovery, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

The pizza chain now has more locations than its chief rival globally, capping a decade-long period of growth that has changed the pizza business.

The sale is the final step in a streamlining intended to strengthen Domino's Pizza Group's focus on the U.K. and Ireland.

The pizza delivery chain says it has lower labor costs within in its restaurants than it would like, which is hurting service, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

The pizza delivery giant said its walk-in traffic is back to pre-COVID levels even as delivery remains strong. The result sent its stock soaring.

The pizza chain’s U.S. same-store sales rose 3.5%, the chain's 41st straight positive quarter as consumers continued to order delivery.

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