Brian Niccol just declared the turnaround complete on national television, and the stock has already moved 30% to prove it.
Starbucks is betting on Refreshers to drive afternoon traffic, but rising competition from Dutch Bros and McDonald's could test its momentum.
Starbucks is spending $1 billion on comfy armchairs, plants and hardcover books to spruce up its coffee shops – betting that's enough to lure back lonely customers fed-up with the digital age.
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The public remains skeptical of the union bosses calling the shots in today's labor movement, a group claims.
The coffee chain's loyal tea drinkers are calling headquarters, emailing executives and signing petitions to try to get back their beloved chai formula.
The ruling is the latest by an appeals court to say that the NLRB went too far in finding workplace dress codes interfered with employees' rights to to advocate for better working conditions.
SBUX's $1.8B debt paydown lowers leverage and financing costs, while strong liquidity and borrowing capacity likely reinforce financial flexibility.
SBUX gains an edge with stronger traffic, margin recovery and earnings revisions, while BROS faces cost and valuation pressure.
Starbucks (SBUX) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?
SBUX's 27.2% YTD rally reflects stronger traffic, margin recovery and raised guidance, but consumer uncertainty and input costs remain key risks.