Here's a combination for you: free pizza and … books? Pizza Hut is giving away one million free Personal Pan Pizzas during the month of October to celebrate National Book Month. To get a free pizza, ...

Pizza Hut has announced the return of its Mini Basketballs last seen in the 1990s in time for March Madness. The 2023 Mini Basketballs will be available for a limited time starting on March 14 at ...

Pizza Hut, which operates more than 6,700 restaurants throughout the United States, will soon close 68 restaurants and 11 delivery sites in the United Kingdom, resulting in the loss of 1,210 jobs, the ...

Pizza Hut is trying to gain an edge on the competition by testing a new version of a very old, weird restaurant gadget: the automat. This week, the chain announces that it has installed a wall of ...

The pizza chain announced Wednesday that it would be bringing back the popular toy from the 20th Century, just in time for the start of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. For a limited time, ...

DALLAS Pizza Hut Inc. on Wednesday launched a promotion that combines customer-created videos, the YouTube.com video-sharing website and some tongue-in-cheek creativity. To draw attention from YouTube ...

collection of Pizza Hut's Crafted Flatzz - Dani Zoeller / The Takeout I grew up in Pizza Hut's nostalgic Book It! era. I remember finishing a book in class and being awarded a personal pan pizza from ...

The pizza restaurant industry is one of the most competitive dining sectors in the U.S., with two pizza giants ranking among ...

The global owner of Pizza Hut has already bought around half of the brand’s UK restaurants. Pizza Hut is preparing to shut ...

Pizza Hut is giving away half a million free pizzas to high school graduates as the class of 2020 misses out on their graduation ceremonies because of the coronavirus pandemic. To claim a free ...

Wigan’s Pizza Hut restaurant is set to close its doors after the firm went into administration, it has been confirmed.

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