Franchisees are reviving the Hut's '90s sit-down vibe in the midst of the chain's sale to a private equity firm.

Yum Brands, a Louisville, Kentucky-based fast food conglomerate, has agreed to sell Pizza Hut for $2.7 billion. Here's what the sale means.

The retro restaurants have gained an online following as customers crave real-world experiences, one retail historian says ...

Pizza Hut, one of the world’s most recognizable pizza brands, is entering a new ownership era alongside a renewed push to reconnect with its dine-in roots, including a retro-inspired restaurant design ...

PE firms have bought up restaurant chains in recent years, but they have a mixed track record when it comes to turning them around.

The sale will split ownership of the pizza chain between a U.S.-based private equity firm and a Chinese restaurant company.

Pizza Hut once launched a bold menu item to compete with Subway, but the ambitious offering has largely been forgotten today and is no longer offered.

Yum Brands agreed to sell Pizza Hut in a $2.7 billion transaction and approved a new $4 billion buyback authorization while prioritizing KFC and Taco Bell ...

The company will focus on growth opportunities within KFC and Taco Bell.

Remember when Pizza Hut restaurants used to be a destination? Now the buildings are being converted into ... a morgue, police ...

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