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Lifestyle 4 years ago

Starbucks sales surge as coffee drinkers return to cafes

Coffee drinkers returned to Starbucks cafes in a big way last quarter, fueling a surge in sales and better-than-expected profits, according to results released Tuesday.

Business 4 years ago

Starbucks to exit South Korea venture, sell stake to E-Mart, GIC

E-Mart, which currently owns 50 percent of Starbucks Coffee Korea, said it would acquire an additional 17.5 percent stake that would be worth 474 billion won ($411.89 million).

Business 5 years ago

China's Xi pens letter to Starbucks tycoon to promote trade

China will "provide a broader space for companies from all over the world, including Starbucks and other American companies, to develop in China", Xi wrote in his letter.

Business 5 years ago

Little evidence coffee companies' sustainability efforts have impact: Report

The Coffee Barometer, written by a group of global non-governmental organizations (NGOs), comes as top firms like Starbucks and JDE Peet’s face rising demands from consumers for ethically sourced products.

City 5 years ago

Ex-Starbucks employees arrested for alleged ‘peeping tom’

The North Jakarta Police have arrested two former Starbucks Indonesia employees for alleged sexual harassment after they were caught peering at a female customer’s cleavage through a CCTV camera.

Food 5 years ago

Starbucks to pause paid advertising across social media to help stop hate speech

Starbucks Corp will pause advertising on all social media platforms as it explores the best ways to help stop the spread of hate speech, the company said in a statement on Sunday.

Food 5 years ago

Starbucks to open 1st sign language store in Japan

Starbucks Coffee Japan Ltd. said Wednesday it will open its first store in the country with sign language ability for hearing impaired customers.

Business 5 years ago

Starbucks sees 47% drop in second-quarter earnings on coronavirus hit

Starbucks Corp on Wednesday forecast a 47% drop in second-quarter earnings, scrapped its full-year forecast and warned that the financial hit from the coronavirus pandemic would extend into the final quarter of the fiscal year 2020.

World 6 years ago

Starbucks closures can’t stop coffee’s massive rally. Here’s why.

With more governments enacting nationwide lockdowns and many people staying home, there’s growing fears that labor and logistical interruptions will curb the flow of beans.

World 6 years ago

Starbucks closes most US, Canada cafes, moves to drive-through

Exceptions to the closure would be made for cafes serving in or around hospitals and health care centers, she said.

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Starbucks sales surge as coffee drinkers return to cafes

Starbucks to exit South Korea venture, sell stake to E-Mart, GIC

China's Xi pens letter to Starbucks tycoon to promote trade

Little evidence coffee companies' sustainability efforts have impact: Report

Ex-Starbucks employees arrested for alleged ‘peeping tom’

Starbucks to pause paid advertising across social media to help stop hate speech

Starbucks to open 1st sign language store in Japan

Starbucks sees 47% drop in second-quarter earnings on coronavirus hit

Starbucks closures can’t stop coffee’s massive rally. Here’s why.

Starbucks closes most US, Canada cafes, moves to drive-through

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