Sharpies, smiley faces, and ceramic mugs are part of Starbucks’ comeback plan. But as the brand leans into feel-good fixes, baristas are asking a different question: who exactly is this helping?

Starbucks in early March unveiled its springtime line of merchandise, which includes a collection of Mother's Day cups.

Starbucks in early March unveiled its springtime line of merchandise, which includes a collection of Mother's Day cups.

CEO Brian Niccol’s goal to restore some of the coffee chain’s former homey feel includes baristas adding upbeat greetings and ...

Don't be fooled — this isn't just an iced coffee maker; it also brews regular hot coffee. With this Keurig, you get the best of both worlds, allowing you to enjoy hot or cold java, depending on your ...

When it comes to coffee pods, we get the appeal of pods, we really do. They can offer quality coffee and espresso(ish) drinks ...

Baristas are drawing animals, smiley faces and other doodles on cups. They aren’t just in a good mood. They’re following ...

Starbucks, Schultz decided, would be the locus for a sense of community that Americans were missing. “He laid out the stores in a way that at least invited people to sit down and slow down,” says ...

Starbucks just scored a fresh pour of institutional love as Arrowstreet Capital picked up 6,602 shares valued at $602,000.

Leadership transitions are make-or-break moments. Michael Watkins, author of ‘The First 90 Days’, dissects the anatomy of ...

The new dress code is just the latest tweak under CEO Brian Niccol, who aims to return the coffee chain’s image from a ...