Starbucks Stock News

With over 35,000 stores in 80 different countries, Starbucks (SBUX) has created a perception of being an affordable luxury for the past 40 years. In 2023 alone the coffee chain generated almost $36 bi

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Dutch Bros is aiming to expand its store base nearly fivefold. Starbucks is already the clear industry leader with a powerful brand.

The feud began with a pro-Palestinian social media post from a union account shortly after the Israel-Hamas conflict escalated in October, angering customers and damaging Starbucks' reputation, the co

CNBC's Kate Rogers on the SOC withdrawing its director nominees to the Starbucks Board of Directors ahead of its annual meeting next week, ending a potential proxy showdown.

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The coalition of unions representing unionized Starbucks Corp. (SBUX) workers ended its boardroom fight with the company Tuesday, saying it was withdrawing its board nominations amid progress in nego

ince the beginning of the war on Oct. 7, Starbucks has found itself alongside other Western brands targeted by pro-Palestinian activists over the war.

A coalition of labor groups has ended its proxy campaign to nominate three people for Starbucks' board of directors amid tense labor negotiations at some Starbucks stores, after the company reported s

The two sides agreed last week to work toward a "foundational framework" on collective bargaining.

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Dutch Bros opened 160 new stores last year, with plans to get to 4,000 one day. Starbucks' strong brand presence and massive scale protect its competitive position.