Starbucks’ focus on employees becomes more apparent with its turnaround strategy, giving store managers a reason to cheer.

Starbucks (NasdaqGS:SBUX) is exploring potential partnerships to sell a stake in its China business to enhance competitiveness in the region, with CEO Brian Niccol emphasizing necessary adjustments.

Leader Brian Niccol took over as CEO in September with a plan to return the chain to its coffeehouse roots, focusing on the in-store experience.

The coffee giant doesn’t plan to raise prices at least until fall as it works to lure back once-loyal customers.

As Starbucks aims to bring back customers and assuage investors with its turnaround strategy, it is also winning over its ...

Starting in September, Starbucks will also add a full-time assistant store manager in most of its US locations to aid head ...

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Magic Johnson turned NBA stardom into a $1.2B empire, becoming a trailblazing mogul with the help of a Starbucks deal.

The numbers, being reported by Reuters for the first time, show Apple has realigned its India exports to almost exclusively ...