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Starbucks Corp. (SBUX)

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100. 80
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111.17B Market Cap
23.43 P/E Ratio
0.04% Div Yield
5.92M Volume
3.79 Eps
$ 101.91
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100.43 102.2
Year Range
77.99 110.51
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Why Starbucks Stock Could More Than Double Under New CEO

Why Starbucks Stock Could More Than Double Under New CEO

Starbucks stock rose 21% and Chipotle shares fell 7.5% after the burrito-retailer's CEO Brian Niccol departure to take over the coffee retail chain September 9, according to CNBC.

Forbes | 2 years ago
Starbucks suddenly replaces CEO

Starbucks suddenly replaces CEO

Starbucks has suddenly replaced its chief executive after the company suffered a bigger-than-expected drop in sales.

News | 2 years ago
Chipotle stock dips 14% as CEO Brian Niccol moves to Starbucks: Is it a buy?

Chipotle stock dips 14% as CEO Brian Niccol moves to Starbucks: Is it a buy?

Chipotle's stock took a hit after its CEO was poached by Starbucks, raising questions about the company's future. Is this a buy opportunity?

Invezz | 2 years ago
Why Wall Street thinks Brian Niccol is the person to revive Starbucks — and end the Howard Schultz era

Why Wall Street thinks Brian Niccol is the person to revive Starbucks — and end the Howard Schultz era

Starbucks tapped Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol as its latest chief executive after ousting Laxman Narasimhan. Piper Sandler, TD Cowen and Baird all upgraded Starbucks' stock in the wake of the leadership changes.

Cnbc | 2 years ago
Chipotle Stock Sinks As CEO Heads to Starbucks

Chipotle Stock Sinks As CEO Heads to Starbucks

Chipotle stock is plunging Tuesday after the burrito chain said its CEO Brian Niccol is leaving to take the top spot at Starbucks. Here's what you need to know.

Kiplinger | 2 years ago
Who is Starbucks' new top boss Brian Niccol?

Who is Starbucks' new top boss Brian Niccol?

Starbucks tapped Chipotle Mexican Grill's head Brian Niccol on Tuesday to lead the coffee giant known for its pricey lattes amid pressure from activist investors and declining sales in the U.S. and China.

Reuters | 2 years ago
Starbucks Steals Chipotle CEO: Why This Massive Win Makes Starbucks Stock a Buy

Starbucks Steals Chipotle CEO: Why This Massive Win Makes Starbucks Stock a Buy

Getting a proven leader in this industry sets Starbucks up for years of success.

Fool | 2 years ago
Starbucks Stock Soars After Tapping Brian Niccol as Its New CEO

Starbucks Stock Soars After Tapping Brian Niccol as Its New CEO

Starbucks stock is surging Tuesday after the coffee chain named current head of Chipotle, Brian Niccol, as its next CEO. Here's what you need to know.

Kiplinger | 2 years ago
Why Starbucks Stock Popped Tuesday Morning, While Chipotle Stock Slumped

Why Starbucks Stock Popped Tuesday Morning, While Chipotle Stock Slumped

Starbucks hired veteran restaurant leader Brian Niccols to lead its turnaround. The CEO was wildly successful at Chipotle.

Fool | 2 years ago
Starbucks is betting big that Chipotle's CEO can make it special again. He'll have his work cut out for him

Starbucks is betting big that Chipotle's CEO can make it special again. He'll have his work cut out for him

Starbucks announced a surprise CEO change Tuesday, picking Brian Niccol as its top executive. Starbucks has struggled lately with sluggish sales and operational issues.

Businessinsider | 2 years ago
SBUX Stock News: Why Starbucks Is Surging 20% Today

SBUX Stock News: Why Starbucks Is Surging 20% Today

Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX ) stock is heading higher on Tuesday after the company announced that Brian Niccol is taking over as chairman and CEO of the coffee chain. This will have Niccol replacing Laxman Narasimhan as the next CEO of Starbucks.

Investorplace | 2 years ago
Massive News for Starbucks Stock Investors but Bad News for Chipotle

Massive News for Starbucks Stock Investors but Bad News for Chipotle

There are big leadership changes at both companies.

Fool | 2 years ago
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