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Companies across America are beginning to ask customers to leave their firearms at home when frequenting their storefronts.
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Bronx -
A new Starbucks moved into an office building in The Bronx and building management told a local newsstand it could no longer offer coffee to its customers.
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The discounts mentioned in an earlier Digital Journal article have turned out to be the only thing Starbucks is giving customers. They will not be giving any money to workers for the reduced cost of tuition.
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Starbucks officials have announced a new plan to help some of their staff pay for college. They are going to work with Arizona State University to provide discounts for college fees.
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San Jose -
Not getting enough charge from your morning Starbucks? Have no fear!
Now, your wireless devices can get charged, too! The world's largest chain of coffeehouses has begun offering wireless device recharging stations in its stores.
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Los Angeles -
The giant Starbucks cafe chain appears to be considering expanding its food menu to include dinner items, including hamburgers.
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Starbucks Corp <SBUX.O> is wrestling with higher costs for milk and coffee, the two ingredients in its popular lattes, but that does not mean its customers are going to pay more.
In the Media
by Reuters
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Starbucks Corp will add a celebrity blend to its big tea push when it debuts "Oprah Chai," a tea-based drink created by media mogul Oprah Winfrey.
In the Media
by Reuters
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Starbucks Corp <SBUX.O> will get a wider selection of Keurig Green Mountain Inc's <GMCR.O> single-serve K-Cup coffee packs, in exchange for giving up the exclusive license for Keurig's highest-end coff...
In the Media
by Phil Wahba (Reuters)
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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.
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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...
In the Media
by AFP
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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...
In the Media
by AFP
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Seattle -
As part of its expansion into Latin America, Starbucks is poised to open its first store in Colombia, a country that boasts the "richest coffee in the world."
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Faced with the prospect of armed gun rights activists gathering in their shop, the management of the Newtown, Ct., Starbucks wanted no part of it and decided to close early.
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Gun advocates nationwide are gathering today at Starbucks in appreciation for allowing patrons to bring firearms — wherever carrying is legal — into their shops, including one in Newtown, CT., the scene of the Sandy Hook school shooting last December
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It's been a busy summer of mobile payments industry news and developments and there's no indication the news cycle will slow any time soon.
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Seattle -
The movement to get healthy doesn’t appear to be just a passing fad in the country; it’s developing into a legitimate lifestyle change for many people.
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Buenos Aires -
I'll have a double-mocha-grande- latte-and-wifi-hobo to go please.
More cafes are wishing that wifi hobos would just go.
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Dunkin' Donuts is going to be making a heavier push into the beverage market. Along with this marketing campaign, the company is also delving into offering gluten-free food products.
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Beginning June 1, Starbucks will implement a smoking ban of 25 feet around their stores in the U.S. and Canada. This ban won't affect major metropolitan areas where smoking is already banned in public spaces.
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Conservative commentators were left in a frothing rage by a Memorial Day message tweeted by actress/filmmaker Lena Dunham.
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San Jose -
Because prosecutors did not charge her within a required two-day period, the woman accused of sneaking orange juice bottles spiked with a lethal amount of rubbing alcohol into a Starbucks will be released Thursday, a sheriff's spokesman said.
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According to published reports that likely don't please the executives at mobile payments company Square, it looks like plenty of Starbucks baristas are having trouble completing transactions with Square's mobile payments solution.
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Starbucks opens its first juice bar, Evolution Fresh
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"Brown" Starbucks in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Starbucks coffee shop
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WIRELESS CHARGE: Starbucks customers use new Powermat Spots to recharge their cellphones at a coffeehouse in Boston.
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Via Instagram user sbonnot
A New Orleans Starbucks destroyed by Hurricane Isaac
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Photo of starbucks drink next to a netbook with a little girl's legs in the background
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A picture of a Starbucks in Tokyo.
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Photo from Geisa Martinez/Change.org Petition
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A Starbucks coffee sign.
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Starbucks Song Pick of the Week.
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Mr. Tickle
Starbucks workers in China have received tainted material from suppliers on more than one occasion.
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A picture of the original Starbucks in Seattle. You can see how that is somewhat related to this story about Americans not getting benefits.
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"Onward - How Starbucks fought for its life without losing its soul." By Howard Schultz, Rodale Press (2011)
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