Dominos Share News (DOM)

LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: Powell comments continue to sour mood

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were firmly lower at midday on Thursday, as a slew of disappointing corporate earnings weighed on already fragile markets, still reeling from hawkish comments from US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

UK's Domino's stock slumps on weaker 2023 outlook on tech costs

Domino's to incur 9 mln pounds in tech platform costs in 2023

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Domino's Pizza annual profit down despite record fourth quarter orders

(Alliance News) - Domino's Pizza Group PLC said on Wednesday its annual profit dropped despite an increase in revenue, as it booked additional technology costs.

LONDON MARKET OPEN: Mining stocks, rates worries weigh on stocks

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London opened in the red on Thursday morning as investors continued to fret over of the prospect of rising interest rates globally.

Domino's earnings fall despite higher system sales

(Sharecast News) - Domino's Pizza Group reported like-for-like system sales growth, excluding the change in the VAT rate, of 5.3% in its annual results on Thursday, to £1.46bn.

LONDON BRIEFING: Aviva announces buyback; Entain profit drops

(Alliance News) - With the US weekly unemployment claims report in focus, stocks in London were set to open lower on Thursday morning.

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Bryan Garnier starts Unilever with 'neutral'

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Wednesday morning:

LONDON MARKET CLOSE: Cooling US inflation, housebuilders lift FTSE 100

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London closed higher on Thursday, boosted by a strong performance from UK housebuilders and positive news for inflation in the US.

TOP NEWS: Whitbread pushes ahead with Premier Inn growth in Germany

(Alliance News) - Whitbread PLC on Thursday reported strong sales growth in its financial third quarter, both in its core Premier Inn business in the UK and in its target growth market of Germany, as it changes group chief executive.

DP Poland to hire ex-Domino's CEO as non-executive chair in early 2023

(Alliance News) - DP Poland PLC on Friday said it has hired former chief executive officer of Domino's Pizza Group PLC, David Wild, to be its non-executive chair from early 2023.

IN BRIEF: Whitbread says incoming CEO Dominic Paul joining January 10

Whitbread PLC - Dunstable, England-based owner of Premier Inn chain - Confirms that its incoming chief executive officer, Dominic Paul, will start at the company on January 10. He will join the board on January 17 when he will take over from Alison Brittain as CEO. Brittain will remain on the board as a director until March 2 to ensure a smooth transition and orderly handover. Whitbread ends its financial year in late February.

Sunday newspaper round-up: Zero Covid, British Airways, Rolls Royce

(Sharecast News) - Protests against the government's zero-Covid strategy are spreading from Shanghai to other Chinese cities such as Guangzhou, Wuhan and Xi'an. Videos of the protests on social media, including some showing clashes with police and people chanting anti-government slogans, were taken down. In Urumqi, most of the city had been under lockdown for over three months, although lockdowns were lifted in some neighbourhoods on Saturday. China reported 39,506 cases of Covid-9 on Sunday, a record level, but small when compared to the levels recorded at the height of the pandemic in the West. - The Sunday Times

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Numis cuts De La Rue; BoA raises Severn Trent

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Wednesday morning:

Domino's delivers strong results as eats up larger slice of market

(Alliance News) - Domino's Pizza Group PLC on Thursday said that it had grown its market share as it announced an exclusive partnership with Just Eat Takeaway.com NV and a share buyback programme.

Third-quarter sales slip at Domino's

(Sharecast News) - Domino's Pizza Group reported a slide in third-quarter sales on Thursday, after demand weakened year-on-year.