The coffee giant will open a statement-making, 25,500-square-foot roastery in the historic Palazzo Delle Poste in Milan late in 2018, the company revealed on Tuesday. When it debuts, it will mark Starbucks’ first roastery in the European, Middle Eastern and African region, and its fifth international spot.
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The Digital Nomad’s Guide To Working From Anywhere On Earth
The work-anywhere, travel-the-world fringe lifestyle is going mainstream-and these apps, services, and events are here to help. In the future, he wrote, high-speed wireless networks and low-cost mobile devices will break the link between occupation and location.
Starbucks Now Wants to Give Employees Free Lawyers to Handle Trump Related Immigration Issues
Below is a letter that went out to Starbucks employees on Monday that TheStreet has obtained. The coffee giant is now offering to provide employees and their families with free legal advice and guidance on immigration issues.
Social Media Goes Nuts As They Stumble Over Dunkin’ Donuts First Ever Bottled Coffees
At long last you can now find Dunkin’ Donuts in a bottle while walking down a supermarket aisle. And that has some on social media pretty jazzed up.
Starbucks to hire 10,000 refugees over next 5 years
Starbucks says it will hire 10,000 refugees over the next five years, a response to President Donald Trump’s indefinite suspension of Syrian refugees and temporary travel bans that apply to six other Muslim-majority nations. Howard Schultz, the coffee retailer’s chairman and CEO, said in a letter to employees Sunday that the hiring would apply to stores worldwide and the effort would start in the United States where the focus would be on hiring immigrants “who have served with U.S. troops as interpreters and support personnel.”
Starbucks Sinks Despite Record Holiday Results
Yet even with such an impressive growth history in the rearview mirror, Starbucks still has to demonstrate to investors that it has the capacity to sustain that growth going forward. Coming into Thursday’s fiscal first-quarter financial report, Starbucks investors expected solid gains in revenue and earnings.
Will Starbucks Grow Even Faster in 2017?
The coffee giant revolutionized the coffeehouse industry in the U.S., and along the way, Starbucks has expanded its reach across the globe and has made its presence almost ubiquitous domestically. Yet as investors prepare for Starbucks’ fiscal first-quarter results on Thursday, some worry that the company might start to have difficulty sustaining its past growth rates indefinitely.
11 Coffee Stats that Will Blow You Away
For centuries, millions of people around the world have enjoyed the energizing effects of coffee. Incredibly, even after hundreds of years of growth, worldwide coffee consumption remains on the rise.
Why I’m Tracking Every Single Purchase I Make in 2017
I’m going to write about the “B” word today. No, not that “B” word — I’m talking about budgeting.
Starbucks Phase-Out of Alcohol, Emphasis on Luxury Coffees Fits With Plan to Woo More Millennials
The Seattle-based coffee giant is going to stop selling beer, wine and specialty food at U.S. locations, and focus on expanding its high-end brand of coffee shops and coffees. On Friday, Starbucks announced that it will stop selling beer, wine and some specialty food at more than 400 locations nationwide.
Starbucks Could Have a Mind-Blowing 50,000 Restaurants in Our Lifetime
One Wall Street analyst definitely doesn’t think there is already a Starbucks on every street corner in the world. “Well beyond 2021, we would not be surprised to see Starbucks exceed the 50,000-store level,” wrote Nomura analyst Mark Kalinowski in a note on Tuesday.
7 Starbucks items that failed spectacularly
Starbucks is constantly coming out with new drinks and products to keep customers coming back again and again for a fresh twist on their caffeine fix. We rounded up some of Starbucks’ biggest fails with the help of Melody Overton, a Seattle attorney who runs the blog StarbucksMelody.com .
Starbucks Free, Holiday Espresso Drinks Could Spur a Long-Term Boost to Sales
On Friday, Seattle-based coffee mega-chain Starbucks announced that, in the spirit of the holidays, the company would be giving away free tall espresso drinks. Starbucks stock sank slightly.
Starbucks Corporation’s Dividend Could Double in Just 4 Years
After all, Starbucks’ 1.8% dividend yield is well below the 2.1% average dividend yield of stocks in the S&P 500. But dividend investors shouldn’t overlook Starbucks just because it falls short in this one area.