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Property / research note
 
August 1986: seven Madison outlets, losing about $35,000 a month; No. 3 with about 8 per cent of the market, behind Pizza Pit (10 outlets, about 28 per cent) and Rocky Rococo (10 outlets, 18–19 per cent). Founder Tom Monaghan came to Madison for a pep rally.
Property / research note: August 1986: seven Madison outlets, losing about $35,000 a month; No. 3 with about 8 per cent of the market, behind Pizza Pit (10 outlets, about 28 per cent) and Rocky Rococo (10 outlets, 18–19 per cent). Founder Tom Monaghan came to Madison for a pep rally. / rank
 
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Property / research note: August 1986: seven Madison outlets, losing about $35,000 a month; No. 3 with about 8 per cent of the market, behind Pizza Pit (10 outlets, about 28 per cent) and Rocky Rococo (10 outlets, 18–19 per cent). Founder Tom Monaghan came to Madison for a pep rally. / reference
 
Property / research note
 
By January 1993 Domino's had had five Madison-area locations (east and west sides and Middleton) and three franchisees in nine years; the company took the stores back in early 1992, closed four in late 1992, and franchised the last, 2631 University Ave., to Bob Roque.
Property / research note: By January 1993 Domino's had had five Madison-area locations (east and west sides and Middleton) and three franchisees in nine years; the company took the stores back in early 1992, closed four in late 1992, and franchised the last, 2631 University Ave., to Bob Roque. / rank
 
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Property / research note: By January 1993 Domino's had had five Madison-area locations (east and west sides and Middleton) and three franchisees in nine years; the company took the stores back in early 1992, closed four in late 1992, and franchised the last, 2631 University Ave., to Bob Roque. / reference
 
Property / research note: By January 1993 Domino's had had five Madison-area locations (east and west sides and Middleton) and three franchisees in nine years; the company took the stores back in early 1992, closed four in late 1992, and franchised the last, 2631 University Ave., to Bob Roque. / reference
 
Property / research note
 
Domino's left Madison when 2631 University Ave. closed (November 1994; a 1996 story says November 1995) and returned in April 1998 at 703 S. Gammon Rd.; by August 1999 it had two outlets again.
Property / research note: Domino's left Madison when 2631 University Ave. closed (November 1994; a 1996 story says November 1995) and returned in April 1998 at 703 S. Gammon Rd.; by August 1999 it had two outlets again. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Domino's left Madison when 2631 University Ave. closed (November 1994; a 1996 story says November 1995) and returned in April 1998 at 703 S. Gammon Rd.; by August 1999 it had two outlets again. / reference
 
Property / research note: Domino's left Madison when 2631 University Ave. closed (November 1994; a 1996 story says November 1995) and returned in April 1998 at 703 S. Gammon Rd.; by August 1999 it had two outlets again. / reference
 
Property / research note: Domino's left Madison when 2631 University Ave. closed (November 1994; a 1996 story says November 1995) and returned in April 1998 at 703 S. Gammon Rd.; by August 1999 it had two outlets again. / reference
 
Property / research note: Domino's left Madison when 2631 University Ave. closed (November 1994; a 1996 story says November 1995) and returned in April 1998 at 703 S. Gammon Rd.; by August 1999 it had two outlets again. / reference
 
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Property / associated person: Bill Kruse / rank
 
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Property / associated person: Bill Kruse / qualifier
 
Property / associated person: Bill Kruse / qualifier
 
point in time: January 1993
Timestamp+1993-01-00T00:00:00Z
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Property / associated person: Bill Kruse / reference
 
Property / number of stores
 
7
Amount7
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Property / number of stores: 7 / rank
 
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Property / number of stores: 7 / qualifier
 
point in time: August 1986
Timestamp+1986-08-00T00:00:00Z
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Property / number of stores: 7 / qualifier
 
Property / number of stores: 7 / reference
 
Property / number of stores
 
5
Amount5
Unit1
Property / number of stores: 5 / rank
 
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Property / number of stores: 5 / qualifier
 
point in time: 1992
Timestamp+1992-00-00T00:00:00Z
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Precision1 year
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Property / number of stores: 5 / qualifier
 
Property / number of stores: 5 / reference
 

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national pizza delivery chain
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Domino's Pizza
national pizza delivery chain

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    research note
    A national chain, originally from Michigan; it arrived in Madison in the early 1980s.
    1 reference
    stated in
    Domino's Pizza (madpizza.wiki, 5 Oct 2020)
    In 1986 the largest pizza chain in the world, but only third in Madison.
    1 reference
    stated in
    Domino's exec says No. 3 doesn't cut it (WSJ, 6 Aug 1986, p. 10)
    Named in 1977 among pizza chains using imitation cheese.
    1 reference
    stated in
    'Golana' Threatens Cheese Industry (WSJ, 19 Jul 1977)
    Four of the five company-owned Domino's stores in Madison closed in late 1992 or early 1993; the fifth was sold to a franchisee, Bob Roque, who also got the rights to other Madison stores.
    2 references
    stated in
    Restaurants undergoing changes (WSJ, 15 Jan 1993, p. 7D)
    stated in
    Domino's Pizza (madpizza.wiki, 5 Oct 2020)
    August 1986: seven Madison outlets, losing about $35,000 a month; No. 3 with about 8 per cent of the market, behind Pizza Pit (10 outlets, about 28 per cent) and Rocky Rococo (10 outlets, 18–19 per cent). Founder Tom Monaghan came to Madison for a pep rally.
    1 reference
    stated in
    Domino's exec says No. 3 doesn't cut it (CT, 6 Aug 1986, p. 10)
    By January 1993 Domino's had had five Madison-area locations (east and west sides and Middleton) and three franchisees in nine years; the company took the stores back in early 1992, closed four in late 1992, and franchised the last, 2631 University Ave., to Bob Roque.
    2 references
    stated in
    Last Domino's gets new owner (CT, 14 Jan 1993, p. 31)
    stated in
    Restaurants undergoing changes (WSJ, 15 Jan 1993, p. 7D)
     
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