What Happened? Shares of fast-food pizza chain Papa John’s (NASDAQ:PZZA) jumped 10.7% in the afternoon session after Apollo Global Management and a Qatari investment fund made a bid to take the ...

Jenna Bromberg discusses the brand’s new social media approach and why she is sticking with The Martin Agency, even after its ...

U.S. District Court orders case to trial, allowing Schnatter the chance to prove that ad firm intentionally leaked secretly recorded comments, damaging founder and iconic brandLOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug ...

Papa John’s International Inc. said it’s focusing on value and getting consumers to spend more as it works to win market share in what’s expected to be a flat-to-down quick-service ...

Papa John’s International Inc.’s stock was down nearly 4% Thursday, after the pizza chain posted better-than-expected revenue for the third quarter but same-store sales that lagged expectations.

Papa John’s reported Non-GAAP EPS of $0.61, beating estimates by $0.08, but revenues of $508 million fell short of expectations by $12.88 million, marking a 1.3% year-over-year decline.

Papa John’s International Inc. shares jumped the most in a month after a report that Apollo Global Management Inc. and a Qatari investment fund, Irth Capital, have made an offer that would take ...

The former Papa John's Pizza site on Route 13 north in Smyrna is being combined with the next door property, the former site of the Thomas England House restaurant.

Dentsu’s Carat has won the U.S. media account for Papa Johns, which put all its marketing business in review in August, according to multiple people familiar with the matter. The agency replaces ...

The Papa Cristo’s lot, which is zoned for mixed-use or high-density residential purposes, is currently listed at $5.2 million. Its listing agent could not be reached for comment.

Papa John’s is serving up something new on the pizza marketing menu with its latest campaign that aims to capture the ... The new ad, "Better Get You Some," articulates the brand's ...

Now, Papa John’s will pay $175,000 to Michael Barnes, who was hired in 2020 at one of the chain’s locations in Athens, Georgia, federal officials said in a Nov. 20 news release.