Like a bad hair stylist, Pizza Hut has decided to give you something you didn't ask for: A single slice of Pizza Hut pizza. Two of the pizza chain's restaurants, one in Nebraska and one in Rhode ...

New York • Pizza Hut is letting customers play mad scientist, giving them the freedom to make pies with honey Sriracha sauce or add curry flavor to the crusts. The reworked menu is one of several ...

Pizza Hut is developing a digital menu that knows what you want to eat better than you do. The new "Subconcious Menu" uses eye-tracking technology on a tablet to follow your retinas and automatically ...

A customer will never have to second guess their order again. Pizza Hut is introducing its new Tobii menu, which tracks a customer’s eyes when looking at the menu to create the pizza they really want ...

NPC International Inc., franchisee of Pizza Hut and Wendy's restaurants, reported results for its fourth fiscal quarter and fiscal year ended Dec. 30, 2014. Subscribe now to the Restaurant Operator ...

Via Pizza Hut Boldly Sells Thin Crust as a ‘Skinny Slice’ [E] and Don’t Be Fooled by Fake Pizza Hut Coupon [E] · BBQ Bacon Cheeseburger (Barbeque sauce topped with classic meatballs, hardwood smoked ...

The cover photo on Pizza Hut’s Facebook page shows a pepperoni pizza oozing bacon and cheese from its crust—which is only appropriate, coming from the same chain that birthed the 2,880-calorie ...

Meanwhile, stateside, Pizza Hut recently announced that it is upgrading its entire brand, dousing everything with a honey Sriracha sauce. Pizza Hut hopes that a new flatter logo, hip new uniforms, and ...

We see it all too often. A successful business seems to lose its way. Somehow, after decades of success, its results soften, then tumble and the company becomes a victim of its competition. We scratch ...

Pizza Hut will serve pizzas with a twist in its biggest-ever menu makeover, apparently aimed at wooing 18- to 34-year-old diners, after two years of sagging sales. The changes, to be unveiled in U.S.

Pizza Hut is rebooting itself for a new generation of pizza eaters. Following two years of disappointing sales as consumers sought even more exotic flavors and personalized options, the world's ...

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