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The level of profit that large corporations experienced in 2021 was unparalleled in American history, as consumers faced the worst price inflation the U.S. has seen in decades. Even as top executives

Starbucks Corporation (NYSE: SBUX) is going all out to ward off store workers from unionizing, according to a Wall Street Journal report from Wednesday. This comes in the wake of concerted efforts

Starbucks Chief Executive Howard Schultz is ramping up the company’s campaign against a unionization push in its U.S. stores, saying new benefits being developed for chain employees legally can�

Starbucks Corp. Chief Executive Howard Schultz is ramping up the company’s campaign against a unionization push in its U.S. stores, saying new benefits being developed for chain employees legally

These companies have loyal customers and offer great value to investors right now.

The split seems to come from weakness rather than strength.

Starbucks (SBUX) closed at $79.79 in the latest trading session, marking a -1.1% move from the prior day.

Upgrades TD Securities upgraded the previous rating for Louisiana-Pacific Corp (NYSE:LPX) from Hold to Buy. In the fourth quarter, Louisiana-Pacific showed an EPS of $2.24, compared to $2.01 from the

Stocks like Starbucks (SBUX) and Yum! Brands (YUM) continue to benefit from robust comparable store sales.

The flourishing coffee chain has all the makings of a long-term winner.

The number of petitions for union representation jumped 57% on the year in the first half of fiscal 2022.

Russia''s invasion of Ukraine has roiled global markets. Inflation and the prospect of higher interest rates were already contributing to market volatility. Now, global sanctions and the day-to-day events in Ukraine have made navigating volatile markets even more difficult. SEE MORE Could the Stock Market Crash for Real? Here’s How to Prepare To understand what the war means globally as well as closer to home, it helps to take a broad perspective. The war in Ukraine is resulting in tragic loss of life and human suffering, as well as causing massive damage to Ukraine’s physical infrastructure. It has sent a wave of more than 1 million refugees to neighboring countries looking for housing, food and safety. Amid these ongoing tragic events unfolding in Ukraine, what is happening, and what are p otential scenarios and market implications ? Why Sanctions and Not Miliary Action? The United States, Europe, Canada, Britain, Japan and other countries have responded to the Ukraine invasion by immediately imposing unprecedented sanctions against Russia.

Five years after he took over the reins of Starbucks, CEO Kevin Johnson announced Wednesday that he''s making his grande exit. The sudden…

Starbucks called in Schultz to speak to workers ahead of the first union votes in Buffalo in 2021, and union organizers on Twitter haven''t forgotten.

Morningstar Equity Analyst Sean Dunlop weighs in on Johnson''s retirement, calling his time "successful tenure."