Starbucks’ focus on employees becomes more apparent with its turnaround strategy, giving store managers a reason to cheer.

Leader Brian Niccol took over as CEO in September with a plan to return the chain to its coffeehouse roots, focusing on the in-store experience.

Starbucks (NasdaqGS:SBUX) is exploring potential partnerships to sell a stake in its China business to enhance competitiveness in the region, with CEO Brian Niccol emphasizing necessary adjustments.

The coffee giant doesn’t plan to raise prices at least until fall as it works to lure back once-loyal customers.

Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ:SBUX) will reportedly cut prices on select iced beverages in China by an average of 5 yuan ...

Starting in September, Starbucks will also add a full-time assistant store manager in most of its US locations to aid head ...

Downtown Grounds on the northwest corner of Eureka Way and Market Street closed after business on June 6 after not quite ...

Recent changes in the company — including more restrictive policies on use of store spaces by those not buying drinks, and a ...

Starbucks said on Wednesday North America chief stores officer Mike Grams would now serve as the operating head of the coffee ...

Magic Johnson turned NBA stardom into a $1.2B empire, becoming a trailblazing mogul with the help of a Starbucks deal.

All units at the first phase of Clowes Developments’ Stud Brook Business Park at Castle Donington have now achieved practical ...