Sandeep Reddy

Domino's same-store sales rose 0.3% in Q3 amid intense discounting

Domino's new CEO Joe Jordan aims to reignite growth with 0.3 percent US sales increase

Domino's focuses on driving ticket growth with promotions and menu innovation.

Domino’s CEO Russell Weiner homed in on increased order counts during the company’s second-quarter earnings call earlier this week, noting that they fuel long-term growth for both the brand and its franchisees.

Domino's order counts rose in Q2 2026 due to third-party delivery

The pizza giant delivered a second quarter that looked mixed on paper.

Following a quarter that fell short of expectations, Domino’s is accelerating product innovation and revising its marketing calendar to drive growth.

Domino's expects competitors to close stores due to profitability issues

Domino's CEO Russell Weiner is bullish on the chain's long-term market share dominance despite increased competition.

Domino’s Pizza shares fell after the company posted quarterly results that missed analyst expectations for both domestic and international same-store sales growth.

Competitive pressures over value, dwindling consumer confidence and bad weather resulted in a same-stores sales increase of just 0.9%, far below expectations and Q4’s 3.7% growth.

Since its humble beginnings in 1960 in Ypsilanti, Michigan, Domino's Pizza has emerged as a global powerhouse in the pizza delivery industry.

Domino's announces leadership succession plan, with Russell Weiner set to succeed Ritch Allison as CEO, effective May 1, 2022.