Starbucks isn’t lukewarm on a return to the office, at least when it comes to its workers. As always, CEOs tend to be privy ...

The hybrid work trend now includes the incoming CEO of Starbucks. The Seattle-based coffee giant said in a regulatory filing that it is creating a new remote office in Newport Beach, Calif., ...

New chief executive Brian Niccol was hired in September with a goal to turn round Starbucks as foot traffic and sales were spiralling lower © Angus Mordant/Bloomberg ...

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol has called on corporate employees to take “more accountability” and return to office-based working after announcing job cuts to revitalise the company's operations.

Some of the plans are already in motion. In Starbucks cafes, he’s dropped menu items. He’s created delineation between “to-go” and “for here” customers, the latter of whom get their coffee served in ...

Niccol at least is laying this out as a battle for the success and relevance of Starbucks. It seems a lot more likely to work – and necessary, too. Get back into the office. There’s something ...