Domino’s boss departs after warning of ‘peak pizza’

Domino’s opened its first UK store in Luton in 1985 The chief executive of Domino’s has stepped down unexpectedly after warning that Britain was hitting peak pizza. Andrew Rennie, who ran the chain for two years, will leave the business immediately after unveiling ambitious plans to tilt Domino’s towards fried chicken amid a slump in pizza demand. Nicola Frampton, the chain’s current chief operating officer, will take over as caretaker chief executive while Ian Bull, the chairman, and senior director Na ...