Starbucks in the news

Starbucks has greatly expanded its matcha drink offerings since 2006, and the article provides tips on how to order the best matcha to suit individual preferences.

Starbucks is rolling out new, smaller store concepts designed to be inviting and adaptable to various locations.

Heidenberg Properties Group secured initial approval for a commercial development near Colonie Center that will feature new Starbucks and Chick-fil-A outlets, alongside other retail spaces, with construction slated for July 2027.

Starbucks' recent global impact report de-emphasizes social justice and sustainability terms, instead focusing on reviving the traditional coffeehouse experience and adjusting environmental goals.

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol believes his 'Back to Starbucks' plan, launched in 2024 to restore the coffeehouse experience, is proving successful based on positive customer interactions.

A potential Starbucks-Chipotle tie-up is being discussed, with the chains operating separately but combining real estate and back-office functions.

Starbucks is closing 250 underperforming stores in the U.S. and Canada, including two local locations, as part of a restructuring plan, while also cutting corporate jobs.

Chipotle and Starbucks shares increased on rumors of a potential merger between the two companies.

Starbucks is launching a smaller cafe prototype with full amenities to expand into high-cost areas and enhance customer experience, aligning with its strategy to restore its "third place" environment.

Starbucks opened two stores in Xinjiang, China, sparking U.S. criticism over human rights concerns, following its sale of a majority stake in its China operations to Boyu Capital, which aims to expand its presence there.

Protesters in New York demonstrated against Starbucks' false recycling claims for its single-use plastic cups, citing an investigation showing cups end up in landfills, prompting calls for policy reform and a shift to paper cups.

The Starbucks in Stowe, Vermont, has reopened after being temporarily closed as part of the company's underperforming store closures.

Starbucks' stock price rose on turnaround expectations despite shrinking revenue, a high dividend payout ratio, and significant debt, with future growth already priced into its high valuation.

Starbucks' bid to dismiss Workers United's trademark lawsuit was denied by a federal judge, escalating an ongoing dispute over the union's use of Starbucks-related branding.

Nike and Starbucks, iconic brands that once dominated their markets, are now facing growth challenges and are implementing turnaround strategies to regain momentum.

Philadelphia City Council became the first U.S. city to officially back the Starbucks Workers United boycott, urging a boycott until the company contracts with its unionized baristas, a move met with opposing statements from both the union and Starbucks.

Starbucks baristas are urging a boycott of the company over low wages, rising health insurance costs, and a refusal to finalize a union contract.

Starbucks closed its Gunnison location as part of a nationwide initiative to shut down underperforming stores.

Starbucks achieved the highest customer satisfaction for its drive-thru experience in a recent study, even as it closed 250 underperforming locations.

Starbucks has closed more than 12 stores in Greater Boston since September, leaving only one standalone location in downtown Boston.