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The stock market's holiday-interrupted week will see whether the Nasdaq and S&P 500 can continue to bang out new highs.

Some restaurant chains were not ready for the pivot to takeout and delivery forced by the Covid pandemic. In many cases, eateries lacked the needed digital infrastructure to make those changes quickly. That left them using patchwork solutions while companies like Domino's, McDonald's, and Starbucks ...

The world’s top-selling pizza chain is betting big on the generosity of its customers

Low-price deals in UK mean consumers are eating less-nourishing food more frequently, say experts

Advertisers see big results from new convergent planning system

Domino's said "tipping fatigue is real" and is offering rewards to customers for tipping their delivery drivers $3 or more. The post Domino’s Slammed For “Super Capitalism” After Offering To “Tip” Customers For Tipping Their Drivers first appeared on Bored Panda.

With solid consumer spending, technological integration, and the popularity of delivery and takeout services, the prospects of the restaurant industry appear bright. Amid this, let’s analyze Starbucks (SBUX) and Domino's (DPUKY) to determine which restaurant stock offers more growth potential to investors. Read more to find out.

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Domino's Pizza releases Q1 results on Monday, April 29. DPZ stock looks cheap now based on forecasts, a buyback hike, higher price targets, and a recent 25% dividend increase. OTM put premiums are high and worth shorting for income.

Pizza chain Domino’s today unveiled plans to take a slice out of rival Greggs’ business model as it eyed opening another 700 stores over the next decade.