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Marketing

Domino’s provides a do-over after ordering glitch

Marketing Bites: A third-party tech issue disrupted Friday night business, but the chain is extending the promotion to make up for it.

Financing

Domino’s CEO: ‘Bring it on’ to competitors’ promotional activity

A noisy first quarter impacted the pizza chain’s performance, but Russell Weiner said it’s better positioned for the long term because of stronger profitability and scale.

The pizza chain’s online customers will be able to see more details about their order and get more accurate order-ready times as they wait for their pizza.

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises, the pizza chain’s giant Australia-based franchisee, has struggled of late and just hired its third CEO in just over a year. The franchisor’s international success depends on its turnaround.

The Bottom Line: The country’s largest pizza chain argued that its competitors’ weakness is not a reflection of the sector’s demand. But data suggest the sector is indeed losing customers.

The fast-food pizza chain said that its same-store sales rose 3.7% in the fourth quarter and that it gained market share over its rivals. The company’s stock soared in early-morning trading on Monday.

Despite a host of challenges, Domino’s has only tightened its grip on the quick-service pizza market. Its recent performance has solidified that status.

Domino's posted its best sales in nearly two years with a winning $9.99 pizza deal, but even the pizza giant's CFO warns that the broader restaurant industry slowdown is intensifying—and things could get uglier from here.

Domino's delivered another strong quarter with 5.2% same-store sales growth, proving that aggressive value pricing and stuffed crust can still move the needle in a brutal pizza market where most chains are struggling to find their footing.

The fast-food pizza chain has a new jingle from singer-songwriter Shaboozey, along with new branding featuring bolder colors and typeface. Premium pizzas will get a new black-and-gold box.

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