Starbucks News

Toulouse - The American coffeehouse chain has confirmed the intentions of opening its future locations in the red city by 2015, according to the regional daily newspaper la Dépêche.

Los Angeles - US health officials closed down a spoof Starbucks coffee shop shortly after a TV comic revealed himself as the man behind the stunt, which drew media attention and plenty of customers.The "Dumb Starbucks" cropped up in a Los Angeles neighborhood on Fri...

Los Angeles - US health officials closed down a spoof Starbucks coffee shop shortly after a TV comic revealed himself as the man behind the stunt, which drew media attention and plenty of customers.The "Dumb Starbucks" cropped up in a Los Angeles neighborhood on Fri...

Coffee chain Starbucks is about to launch an app where customers can pre-order their coffee and collect it in the store at pre-arranged time.

In an on-going campaign to turn more well-known desserts into drinks, Starbucks has unveiled a Tiramisu Latte into a handful of stores in Florida.

London - It is well known that a can of Coca Cola contains a lot of sugar, nine teaspoons in one can to be precise, but many other products on the shelves of our supermarkets also have very high levels of sugar.

In a confrontation worthy of David and Goliath, coffee giant Starbucks has lost its appeal in a trademark infringement suit against a mom-and-pop coffee roaster operating out of a barn in rural New Hampshire.

Starbucks plans to hire at least 10,000 armed forces veterans, as well as spouses of service members who are on active duty. The plan is a part of the company's overall plan to reach a goal of increasing its workforce during the next five years.

Starbucks products are sold at much lower prices in the US than in China, even with tariffs and transportation costs added. This is despite the coffee cups being made in China and sent to the U.S.

London - Bea's of Bloomsbury, a London cafe known for its afternoon tea-time, has been making a rather unusual doughnut-muffin treat called a "Duffin" since 2011. Last week Starbucks began selling the same pastry, claiming it as their own. Result? A food fight.