Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: DominosDomino’s has a whole new set of sides customers will want to dive right into.Just in time for cold weather, the pizza chain has released a trio of new hot oven-baked dips to warm up any belly.The new menu items come with Domino’s classic bread twists, a perfect pairing for catching every bit of the tasty treat.Three flavors of dips are available, starting with Cheesy Marinara Dip — which bakes Domino’s marinara sauce under a layer of creamy, melted cheeses.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Domino’sSuper Bowl Sundayis one of the biggest pizza days of the year, and Domino’s wants to make every pie feel special this weekend.In a promotion that sounds almost too good to be true, Domino’s will be awarding rewards points for any and every type of pizza customers log through their newPoints for Pies program. And when they sayanytype of pizza, they really mean it.Starting Saturday February 2, a day before the big game,pizza loverscan sign up for the Domino’s Piece of the Pieloyalty program(if they haven’t already), scan a pizza using the Domino’s app, and receive 10 points for their effort.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Domino’sis celebratingMarch Madnesswith one sweet deal.
“Domino’s is giving an alley-oop to basketball fans who want a special deal this week,” Christopher Thomas-Moore, Domino’s Senior Vice President of customer and store experience said in a statement. “What’s better than cheering on your favorite team while enjoying a delicious slice of pizza? Getting that pizza at a great price!”
The huge basketball event is a special one for the pizza brand.
Mar. 16, 2025
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A top executive from the U.K.-based Domino’s Pizza chain died in a snorkeling accident while on vacation with his family.
David Bauernfeind, the company’s Chief Financial Officer, was killed on Thursday while spending time with his wife and daughter on the island of Mauritius, theMirrorreported.
Added Wild: “David was hugely liked and deeply respected for his dedication and sharp intellect amongst Domino’s colleagues. He was a force for good within the business and will be greatly missed.
Mar. 16, 2025
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The body of a Mississippi woman has been found four days after she was last seen leaving the Domino’s Pizza where she worked.
On Friday afternoon, 31-year-old Hilerca “Latrice” Dortch was seen leaving the Canton pizza restaurant. Her family told theClarion-Ledgershe was going out for a delivery but the franchise owner declined to confirm this, citing the ongoing investigation.
Dortch was never seen alive again.
Police reached Dortch’s family, who began to try and reach their loved one.