The Latest Breaking News from Brian Niccol

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani used a Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ:SBUX) pay fight to draw a sharp contrast between executive wealth and barista wages this week, pointing to CEO Brian Niccol's nearly $95 million payday as workers strike for a first union contract and more predictable hours.

Four years after workers at a Starbucks store in upstate New York became the first to unionize, hundreds of outlets followed – defying intense resistance from the coffee chain. What happened next?

CEO Brian Niccol has been working to overhaul U.S. store operations in a bid to win back customers

Now the CEO can devote more time to turning around Starbucks’ U.S. business.

Starbucks' turnaround is gaining traction and setting the business up for profitable growth in 2026. Analysts and institutional trends reveal optimism.

Starbucks credits the progress of its 'Back to Starbucks' strategy for its first global comparable sales growth in seven quarters during Q4 FY2025.

Union says world’s largest coffee chain engaged in bad faith bargaining and stonewalled over contract

Starbucks halted a long sales slide in its fiscal fourth quarter as fall drinks and improved service brought customers back to its stores

Starbucks has launched 'Green Dot Assist', a generative-AI assistant for baristas designed to streamline operations today and one day anticipate your latte by name.