 More people opened the door for Domino's Pizza last quarter as the Michigan-based chain benefited from the popularity of its new New York-style pizza. Sales rose and profit beat predictions. But the market is punishing the company's stock as Domino's warns it will open far fewer locations around the world this year than previously forecast. Shares are falling 11 percent. Wall Street started the day higher across the board following a bigger-than-forecast jump in jobless claims, helping boost the case for Fed rate cuts. But the gain's