The Latest Breaking News from Starbucks

The tide of labor relations is changing as news comes in from our communities and around the country, of wage workers taking on the Amazon and Starbucks corporate commands and demanding labor unions.

Apple seems terrified of its employees gaining any sort of power.

Companies across the globe are fleeing Russia in an unprecedented display of corporate solidarity with their governments, appalled over the invasion of Ukraine. Over 750 multinational businesses so far have said they’re curtailing, suspending or severing ties to Russia, more than triple the number that abandoned South Africa over apartheid…

The vote to join an affiliate of the Service Employees International Union was 17-4 in a count supervised by the National Labor Relations Board.

Starbucks baristas in Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood voted Monday to unionize, becoming the giant coffee chain’s first Maryland workers to organize amid a fast-growing national movement.

A whale with a lot of money to spend has taken a noticeably bearish stance on Starbucks. Looking at options history for Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) we detected 15 strange trades.

Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ: SBUX) is off to a brutal start to 2022, but Bank of America analyst Sara Senatore said Monday that there's reason for optimism after taking a close look at Starbucks' quarterly demand trends.

If Jeff Bezos can afford a $500 million yacht, Sanders said, he can afford to pay living wages

On April 7, Madison Hall, a barista and union organizer at the Starbucks store on Long Beach's bustling 2nd Street commercial strip, was invited to a session the next day to "meet with and co-create with upper-level management," Hall says.

Some companies raised prices, blaming rising wages — but actually cut workers' pay, according to new report

Starbucks rejects the claims.