Covered Call Screener Results for August 4th Covered Call Screener Results for August 4th Barchart · Aug 4
Starbucks CEO Earns 1,794 Times More Than the Average Worker: Here's Why He's Paid $31M Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol's $31 million pay package in 2025 has reignited debates on executive compensation, as the company shows signs of recovery under his leadership amidst union disputes and competition. International Business Times UK · Aug 4
What makes a CEO worth $31 million a year? You’ll have to ask Starbucks IN FOCUS : Starbucks has paid its CEO more than $120 million since he joined in late 2024. What makes him worth it? JR Duren reports The Independent UK · Aug 3
Professional cellist sues Starbucks for £2m after 'career-ending' incident at central London branch Sally Kenyon, 44, was at Starbucks in central London when a large wooden fridge surround fell down on to her head Evening Standard · Aug 2
‘Starbucks has known for many, many years’: California woman sues after burns to her stomach, thighs and private parts The lawyer said these incidents are too common. We Got This Covered · Aug 2
I'm an ex-Starbucks barista — you can make the Iced Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso at home for a fraction of the cost For the eighteenth episode of The Coffee Lab, I let you in on a little Starbucks secret and show you how to make one of my favorite summer drinks. Tom’s Guide · Jul 31
Starbucks testing variation on existing fan-favorite drink, CEO says Drinks will be tested in 100 store locations The Independent UK · Jul 30
Can Starbucks Keep This Turnaround Going? The Latest Results Say Yes Starbucks' fiscal Q3 results show comps growth and expanding margins under CEO Brian Niccol, prompting raised guidance, analyst price target hikes, and a stock outlook targeting fresh highs. MarketBeat · Jul 30
TATA Starbucks eyes expansion in metros, emerging high-growth cities; opens first Reserve store in South India TATA Starbucks plans significant expansion across Indian metropolitan and emerging cities. The company recently opened its first South India Reserve store, increasing the total to six. This expansion reflects India's status as a fast-growing global market for Starbucks. TATA Starbucks now operates over 500 stores nationwide, employing approximately 4,300 people. The Economic Times · Jul 30
Starbucks raises annual forecasts again as turnaround takes root Starbucks has raised its annual sales and profit forecasts again. The company's turnaround strategy has reignited demand and improved customer experience. Global same-store sales growth is now expected to be near six percent. Adjusted earnings per share are also projected to increase significantly. This performance reflects market share stabilization and… The Economic Times · Jul 30
Starbucks reports strong quarterly sales and raises annual outlook Starbucks shares have soared after the coffee giant reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit The Independent UK · Jul 29
Starbucks CEO earns close to 1,800 times more than store employees — and most big chain bosses do too Brian Niccol received a $96 million package for his first four months at Starbucks in 2024, sparking widespread social media backlash The Independent UK · Jul 29
Anthropic Is Outgrowing Household Names. Its Revenue Now Beats Starbucks And McDonald's Combined Anthropic's estimated annual revenue has surged as businesses continue investing heavily in AI software and infrastructure. International Business Times · Jul 28
Barchart · Jul 28 Are Wall Street Analysts Bullish on Starbucks Stock? Starbucks has underperformed the broader market over the past year, but analysts remain somewhat optimistic about its turnaround and long-term growth prospects.
Barchart · Jul 27 Option Volatility And Earnings Report For July 27-31 It is a mammoth week on the earnings front with a plethora of important companies reporting. This week could make or break the market. This week we have Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta Platforms, Exxon Mobil, Starbucks, Robinhood and Coinbase all reporting in what shapes as a busy and pivotal week…
International Business Times UK · Jul 27 Starbucks Workers Claim New Blending Powder Leaves Them Coughing and With Sore Throats During Every Shift Starbucks baristas report respiratory issues linked to a new blending powder used in frozen drinks, raising safety concerns and prompting calls for a recipe review.
International Business Times UK · Jul 27 Starbucks Powder Designed to Make Drinks 'Look Better' Makes Baristas Feel Worse Starbucks Workers United raises safety concerns over a new blending powder causing respiratory issues among baristas. The union urges corporate action to address the health risks associated with the airborne ingredient.
The Independent UK · Jul 26 Gatwick airport water supply returns after toilet chaos The airport was forced to deploy additional staff and hand out bottled water to travellers
Evening Standard · Jul 26 Water supply returns to Gatwick after passengers spend hours without toilets SES Water said earlier that the issue was being fixed but that a full solution would take time.
Evening Standard · Jul 26 Water supply outage leaves Gatwick passengers with no working toilets SES Water confirmed there were interruptions to the supply in parts of Kent and Sussex.
Tom’s Guide · Jul 24 I tested the Ninja Luxe Cafe Mini Plus — and it’s ideal for total beginners due to this one game-changing feature The Ninja Luxe Cafe Mini Plus is one of the best espresso machines for complete beginners due to its helpful dialing-in assist feature.
The Conversation · Jul 23 Starbucks’ big marketing blunder in South Korea shows how cultural blind spots can put global brands in a bind When Starbucks Korea promoted its series of reusable tumblers called “tanks” with a “Tank Day” campaign on May 18, 2026, it probably seemed like a fun marketing idea.
We Got This Covered · Jul 18 Oklahoma woman arrives at Starbucks for custom beverage. But the barista’s words make her ask the staff to throw her drink away “I just like paid what, $7 for the drink and then I tipped $2 on top of that.”
Bangkok Post · Jul 16 Starbucks Thailand looks beyond coffee for growth Starbucks Thailand aims to operate 600 stores by early 2027. The company plans to open additional branches in provincial areas, including major cities, particularly tourist destinations and smaller cities.