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Starbucks

Companies 9 months ago

Starbucks to lower prices in China as competition heats up

In a post on its Weixin social media account, the US coffee chain said it would offer more "accessible" prices on dozens of its drinks, including non-coffee drinks and the Frappuccino, from Tuesday.

Economy 11 months ago

Where Trump's tariffs could hurt Americans' wallets

The tariffs -- which are paid in the first instance by US importers -- will likely push up the price of many household items in the United States and reduce consumers' spending power.

Editorial 1 year ago

Consumer power: Together, we are strong

Conscious consumerism is a good thing, but there is also a risk of boycotts targeting the wrong companies or products.

Companies 1 year ago

PREMIUM
Boycott continues to hit bottom lines of firms with perceived Israel ties

Analysts suggest that the affected firms exercise caution in any business expansion until the effects of the boycott movement subside and focus on making their products appealing to consumers.

Companies 2 years ago

PREMIUM
MAP targets 20% growth in revenue, net profit in 2023

The Indonesian retail giant is targeting significant growth this year, with Rp 2 trillion ready to roll out 700 new stores focusing on its sports and F&B business segments.

Front Row 3 years ago

Updated Starbucks Rewards offers more payment options, free choice of rewards

Starbucks® in Indonesia has updated the Starbucks® RewardsTM loyalty program, providing members with more payment options and the ability to earn Rewards through the Starbucks Indonesia app.

Front Row 3 years ago

Starbucks Indonesia opens first Signing Store

The first Starbucks Signing Store has opened its doors in Jakarta, Indonesia, dedicated to the deaf, hard of hearing, and sign language communities. The Jakarta store is the Seattle-based global coffee chain’s 17th signing store in the world.

Environment 3 years ago

Nearly 370 million disposable cups used by Japan coffee chains in 2020

Greenpeace Japan said the annual waste translates into 1 million single-use plastic and paper cups a day, which, if stacked on top of each other, are "equivalent to the height of more than 10,000 Mt. Fujis," reaching an altitude of over 37,000 kilometers.

Lifestyle 4 years ago

Union says Starbucks fired organizing committee at US store

A union representing Starbucks employees accused the coffee chain of firing workers attempting to organize in the US state of Tennessee.

Food 4 years ago

Starbucks shuts two China outlets after reports they used expired ingredients

The Beijing News report said one of the Starbucks stores used expired matcha liquid to make lattes, while another had put pastries up for sale that were meant to be thrown away.

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