Domino's Pizza stock fell 10% after reporting weaker-than-expected U.S. same-store sales growth of 0.9%, below the 2.3% forecast. The company lowered its full-year U.S. sales growth forecast to low-single digits, citing winter weather, weak consumer sentiment, and increased competition from rivals like Papa John's and Pizza Hut. CEO Russell Weiner expects more fast-food chains to report similar challenges. Despite short-term setbacks, Domino's remains confident due to its strong advertising budget and potential market gains if competitors close stores or go private.
Domino's Pizza introduces S'mores Lava Cakes, a new dessert inspired by the classic campfire treat, available nationwide from July 27. Domino's Rewards members get exclusive early access starting July 20. The dessert features three graham cracker cak...
Domino's Pizza reported sales growth in the first quarter of 2026 but missed analyst expectations, signaling vulnerabilities to economic and competitive pressures. The company faces challenges from macroeconomic headwinds and rising competition, whic...
Domino's Pizza (DPZ) continues to deliver consistent revenue growth and has a strong track record of increasing dividends, with a forward yield of 2.66%, which is about 9% higher than the sector median. This makes it attractive as a reliable income s...
