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Starbucks Ditches Merit System, Gives 2% Raises To Corporate Staff After 6 Straight Quarters Of Sales Declines: Report

Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ:SBUX) is providing all North American corporate employees with a 2% pay raise this year, abandoning its merit-based increase system as the coffee chain works to control operational costs during its ongoing turnaround efforts.

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That’s (show) business for you: How Taylor Swift’s new era sparked the branding trend of 2025

Taylor Swift has pulled off a marketing masterclass, one which shows to what extent she’s not just a great pop star – she's a savvy entrepreneur. Euronews Culture decrypts how the last few days have sparked a global trend for big businesses eager to tap into the buzz of her…

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3 Restaurant Stocks That Will Outperform in Q3 and Q4

Restaurant stocks are set up to outperform in Q3 and Q4 and could see significant share price increases despite consumer headwinds.

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'4 Minutes Or Less': Starbucks CEO Sets New Time Goal For Baristas To Take Order And Give Drink To Customers

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol has launched the Green Apron Service initiative, aiming to serve customers their order in four minutes or less using smarter staffing, technology, and a return to in‑store hospitality to reclaim its place as the world's premier coffeehouse.

International Business Times UK

Brian Niccol wants your Starbucks drink to be made within four minutes of ordering

Niccol said Starbucks was founded on customer experience, and wants to return the brand to a position of excellence.

Fortune

'If I Passed Away Tomorrow, That Debt Disappears'—A 23-Year-Old With $300K In Debt Isn't Stressed As Long As She Gets Her Daily Starbucks

A growing number of young Americans are openly saying they have no plans to pay back their debt. On TikTok, skipping out on student loans, credit cards, and Buy Now, Pay Later services like Klarna is no longer taboo, it’s trending.

Benzinga

'Just a tap water, please': Starbucks Korea asks customers to stop bringing desktop PCs, printers, and pop-up dividers into its coffee shops for a cheeky work session

I'll leave the 39-inch ultrawide at home, yes?

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Starbucks Under 4 Minutes: CEO Brian Niccol's New 'Green Apron' Plan Aims To End Long Waits

Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ:SBUX) is accelerating its operational turnaround with CEO Brian Niccol‘s new “Green Apron Service” model, targeting a four-minute custom order completion goal across all U.S. company-operated stores by September.

Benzinga

Starbucks is cracking down on people working in stores - and I think they might be right, wait til you see what people are bringing in

Extreme workers in South Korea have been using Starbucks stores to set up their own (not-so-mobile) office spaces.

TechRadar

This Starbucks Analyst Turns Bullish; Here Are Top 5 Upgrades For Tuesday

Top Wall Street analysts changed their outlook on these top names. For a complete view of all analyst rating changes, including upgrades, downgrades and initiations, please see our analyst ratings page.

Benzinga

Starbucks bans printers and desktops after Korean customers turn cafes into offices

The move is aimed at a group of people known as ‘cagongjok’

The Independent UK

Despite growing up as ‘screenagers,’ Gen Z enjoys working behind a screen from home full-time less than any other generation

Gen Z and JPMorgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon have one thing in common—neither are fans of fully remote work

Fortune

Starbucks Korea pleads with customers to stop bringing desktop PCs into its cafés — issues a countrywide ban on printers, power strips, and desk partitions

Starbucks Korea has issued a ban on a series of office items in its stores.

Tom’s Hardware

Starbucks asks customers in South Korea to stop bringing printers and desktop computers into stores as workers transform cafes into remote offices

“You can just go and have a cup of coffee, work there—but people are taking it a little bit to the extreme nowadays,” one Korean studies professor said.

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6 Steps To Double Your Savings in 2026, According to Humphrey Yang

Here's Yang's six-step plan to double your savings over the next year.

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‘The lines are longer at Starbucks’: Hollywood star outlines reasons why being neighbors with Harry and Meghan suck

Harry and Meghan have brought a lot of change to the once peaceful town of Montecito.

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9 Everyday Things That Quietly Cost You Thousands Over a Decade

Find out how these nine, simple everyday items could be costing you up to six-figures over the next 10-years. From drinking Starbucks daily to buying a new car.

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You love your morning cup of joe—but what if that smooth brew came at a cost you weren’t seeing? Several coffee brands have recently come under scrutiny, from diluting blends with filler to shrinking product sizes while keeping prices steady. Understanding who’s cutting corners helps you choose wisely—and keeps your…

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‘When did I become a vet?’: Starbucks barista says customer asked for a pup cup. Then her next question stops her in her tracks

People in customer-facing roles already deal with a lot in the service industry. From meager wages and lack of tips to entitled customers and understaffing issues, workers are faced with unfathomable expectations. For many, they understand that’s par for the course.

The Guardian - UK

Health experts urge ban on school materials backed by food, drink and gambling firms

Exclusive: Education secretary told sponsored resources misrepresent evidence about diets, alcohol and betting

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Aldi, Costco and Walmart Items That Are Cheaper Than Your Fast-Food Faves

Budget-conscious shoppers don't have to forsake fan-favorites -- not when there are equally tasty alternative food items at some of the biggest names in the retail game.

Fortune

Starbucks’ stock is being pummeled by Trump’s coffee tariffs while the rest of the market soars

The U.S., of course, grows close to zero coffee. Thus the tariff on Brazil will result solely in price increases for American coffee drinkers.

The Independent UK

Oprah Winfrey explains why she picked ‘classic’ 2007 drama for her book club

While Ms Winfrey typically selects new releases for her club, she has occasionally opted for older titles

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6 Food Brands That Have Been Sued for Misleading Packaging

Ever picked up a favorite snack only to wonder later if the front package was truth or marketing smoke and mirrors? That deep bowl of chia pudding or all‑natural fruit‑juice bottle you trust might be packing a hidden story. The truth: there’s a shockingly long history of misleading packaging lawsuits…

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Former Trump official Gary Cohn flags 'warnings below the surface' for the economy: 'Consumers are not out there willfully spending money'

Cohn, a longtime tariff critic, says the economy looks good if you focus on topline data, but people are holding onto jobs and cutting back on Starbucks.

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