Shares of Domino's hit a new 52-week high this week. The stock has more than doubled this year. The company has beaten Wall Street's profit targets for three consecutive quarters, and analyst projections keep inching higher. Is the author really going to let one exceptionally bad experience with the Pizza Tracker cloud his judgment?
Domino's will never be confused with a brick-oven pizzeria in Napoli, but the delivery giant hopes the launch Monday of its new Artisan Pizza "gourmet" line will make it appear a bit more upper-crust.
Subway tops a Harris Poll of fast-food brand recognition but sandwiches still trail burgers among Americans favorite meals.
Domino's upcoming earnings report will show whether customers have really taken to the chain's new, improved pizza recipe, or if recent sales gains were just an advertising-driven blip.
Maybe the secret is in the sauce after all. Just a few months after the much-hyped release of its new pizza recipe, Domino's, America's second-largest pizza chain, reported a startling 14.3% increase in domestic same-store sales, bucking a downward trend that's hitting the rest of the industry.
