Domino's chief Mark van Dyck will leave just before Christmas. But now Domino’s must start again with a new CEO and a new strategy to lift the pizza maker out of the earnings doldrums.

Mark van Dyck’s sudden exit comes after the chief executive made sweeping changes to the business. Shares tanked nearly 20 per cent on Wednesday.

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises, the master franchisee of Domino’s Pizza in Australia, has confirmed that its CEO and managing ...

Van Dyck formulated a five-year turnaround plan for the business and oversaw the closure of 205 underperforming stores in Europe, Japan, Australia and New Zealand.

Domino's shares have tumbled in recent years amid a series of guidance downgrades and a struggle to grow sales after Covid-era demand abated. Shares hit a record in 2021 amid supercharged growth in ...

Shares of Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd tumbled to their lowest since 2014 after the company said group chief executive ...

Australia’s sharemarket closed flat on Tuesday despite the Reserve Bank shocking markets by holding the official cash rate at ...

The sharemarket finished flat on Tuesday after the Reserve Bank of Australia’s shock decision to hold the cash rate at 3.85 ...

We anticipate a prolonged turnaround to delay the global network expansion and expect a lower ultimate store count. We now ...