He Took a Pizza Delivery Job to Pay Off Student Loans. Forty Years Later, He Owns 160 Domino’s Stores.

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Brian Bailey bought his first Domino's at 27, and has since helped six of his own employees become franchisees too.

Brian Bailey bought his first Domino's at 27, and has since helped six of his own employees become franchisees too. This story matters for Business & Startups readers tracking ecom. Reported by entrepreneur.com. Read the full original at the source link below.

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He Took a Pizza Delivery Job to Pay Off Student Loans. Forty Years Later, He Owns 160 Domino’s Stores.

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