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Starbucks Baristas Authorize Strike as Contract Negotiations Remain Stalled
Starbucks Workers United said 92% of its members voted to authorize the unfair labor practice strike, which comes just ahead of Starbucks' promotional Red Cup Day on Nov. 13.
Starbucks baristas authorize strike if demands not met — just ahead of critical holiday rush
The union said workers are prepared to strike if a contract is not finalized by Nov. 13, which is the company's Red Cup Day, and strike actions could hit more than 25 cities and escalate if there is a lack of progress.
Starbucks baristas prep for strike, Bloomberg News reports
Unionized baristas at Starbucks in the U.S. are preparing to go on strike next week and disrupt one of the coffee chain's busiest days, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.
Transformation Revs Up With Starbucks To Sell Majority Stake In China
Seattle-based Starbucks has agreed to sell a controlling stake in its Chinese business, marking a significant shift in strategy for the world's largest coffee chain in its most important growth market outside the U.S.
Starbucks' China Defeat
It is hard to say much about the valuation. Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ: SBUX) is selling a 60% piece of its operations in China.
Is Starbucks Quietly Setting Up for a Major 2026 Comeback?
Starbucks NASDAQ: SBUX is not out of the weeds—far from it—but the most recent earnings results reveal operational improvements that suggest it is still a good buy for 2026.
Starbucks Sells Control Of China Unit To Boyu Capital At $4 Billion Value
Starbucks has agreed to sell an up to 60% slice in its China business to Chinese investment firm Boyu Capital in a deal that values the operation at $4 billion.
Boyu Seeks $1.4 Billion for Starbucks China Takeover
Private equity firm Boyu Capital is in talks with banks for a loan of around $1.4 billion-equivalent to support its acquisition of a majority stake in Starbucks' China business, according to people familiar with the matter. Bloomberg's Rachel Chang reports.
Starbucks to sell control of China business to Boyu Capital in $4 billion deal
Starbucks said on Monday it would sell control of its China operations to investment firm Boyu Capital in a deal valued at $4 billion, in one of the most valuable divestments of a China unit by a global consumer company in recent years.
Starbucks to sell control of China business to private equity. Here's how much the stake is worth.
The U.S. coffee-shop chain is forming a joint venture with Boyu Capital, with Boyu holding 60% interest in the company's retail operations in China. Starbucks will retain the other 40% and continue to own and license the Starbucks brand and intellectual property in the new entity.
Starbucks Agrees to Sell Stake in China Business
Starbucks has agreed to sell a controlling stake in its China business to private-equity firm Boyu Capital, bringing on an outside partner for the first time in its second-largest market.
SBUX Q4 Earnings Sees First Global Comp Growth in Seven Quarters
Starbucks posts its first global comp sales growth in seven quarters, signaling early success in its turnaround strategy.
