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Starbucks and Luckin are vying to win the coffee wars. I tested both out
Mainstream coffee culture is converging globally, and Luckin Coffee is making it more digital, efficient — and gimmicky. Few ...
Tech Moves: USAFacts president stepping down; Starbucks’ new COO; WSOS names leader
USAFacts president steps down, Starbucks names a COO and the Washington State Opportunity Scholarship announces an executive ...
Starbucks' CEO looks to snap sales slump with prices and protein
The coffee giant doesn’t plan to raise prices at least until fall as it works to lure back once-loyal customers.
Starbucks accelerates new staffing model to all company-owned North American stores
The plan applies to the more than 11,000 company-owned stores in North America, rather than the roughly 18,000 combined ...
Starbucks Invited 14,000 Employees to Las Vegas to See Something It’s Never Done Before. It Was a Brilliant Move
By putting their people first, Starbucks is making an investment that should pay off over time.
Starbucks CEO working to turn around coffee company's slumping sales
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol talks with NBC News' Hallie Jackson about how the coffee company is planning to keep ...
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Starbucks is handing the keys for its improvements to store managers
The company is giving managers more say in new product and operations tests at an early stage. It is also giving them more ...
Beloved Starbucks Item Returns After 2 Years for a Limited Time
About two years ago, Starbucks quietly discontinued its beloved raspberry syrup, much to the displeasure of many of the brand ...
Starbucks CEO admits the struggling chain made a major mistake
In other words, the businesses were planning to pass the costs along to the customer, something no one in the country ...
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Starbucks, and a lot of other brands, leaned too far into takeout
Some brands went too far in their bid to cater to takeout customers. Consumers still want great in-store experiences, even ...