Wow! Momo, Domino’s want to own their destiny, reduce reliance on food delivery apps

With cost pressures mounting, QSR brands are betting on loyalty programs, dine-in menus and their own apps to survive and belatedly improve their stocks’ prospects.

13 July, 202513 min
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