If I say "Papa John's" (NASDAQ: PZZA) and you think first of Shaquille O'Neal, or how you could really go for a slice, or, frankly, anything other than John Schnatter and the controversies and anger he stirred up, then the pizza company's new management must be doing something right. And apparently, management succeeded, because the latest quarterly report just showed same-store sales were up 1%, the first time in two years they didn't fall.
In this segment of the Nov. 6 MarketFoolery podcast, host Chris Hill and Motley Fool senior analyst Abi Malin consider the path ahead for the still-weakened pizza delivery chain, the news that recently appointed CEO Robert Lynch is cleaning house in the C-suite, and consider whether the shares today represent a value that's worth the risk.
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