Starbucks stock (NASDAQ: SBUX) has already decreased by approximately 15% over the last year—but the pivotal question for investors is whether the decline has only just started. Historical data indicates that it could be a possibility.
Starbucks didn't comment directly on the lawsuits Wednesday, but the company said it simplified its dress code to deliver a more consistent experience to customers and give its employees clearer guidance.
CNBC's Kate Rogers joins 'Squawk on the Street' with details from her interview with Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol.
Starbucks (SBUX) concluded the recent trading session at $84.17, signifying a -1.47% move from its prior day's close.
Starbucks is adding protein-packed cold foam and lattes to its menu starting Sept. 29. The coffee chain is trying to appeal to customers who want to add more protein to their diets.
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SBUX pursues a China partnership with 20+ interested parties, aiming to scale faster in its key growth market.
Starbucks sees foot traffic spike 24% thanks to PSLs. “It's great just to get people in the door,” analysts say.
Starbucks (SBUX -0.27%) is a globally recognized brand thanks to its ubiquitous presence. It has 17,230 stores in the U.S. and a jaw-dropping 41,097 in total across the world.
Starbucks Corp (NASDAQ:SBUX, ETR:SRB) is currently seeking bids for a stake in its China business, with the potential valuation of this unit reaching up to $10 billion, according to a Reuters report. China represents Starbucks' largest market outside the US, contributing more than 8% of the company's global revenue.
Starbucks has asked a short-listed group of potential bidders to submit non-binding bids for a stake in its China business within the next two weeks, two people with knowledge of the matter said.
Starbucks is pushing further into the health and wellness space with an expanded test of coconut water beverages in additional stores. The coffee giant will be testing its Coco Matcha and Coco Cold Brew drinks in more than 400 stores across major cities including New York, Los Angeles and the greater Chicago area, along with select cities in the Midwest beginning Aug. 21.