Mobile-ordering your favorite Starbucks drink has made the daily task quite convenient—unless you're picking up an order for ...

The scribbles on cups are part of a slew of changes orchestrated by Chief Executive Officer Brian Niccol to turn things around. Niccol, who started at Starbucks in September, is seeking to make the ...

At the same time all this was going on, the famed coffee giant also changed its name, which new CEO Brian Niccol has since dropped in official earnings calls and interviews, according to Today.

Starbucks has cut what customers can order via app. Will investors care about the CEO's plan to cut the menu and make stores ...

Kermit the Frog. Coffee puns like “thanks a latte” and “a matcha made in heaven.” Drawings of dogs, cats, birds and bees.

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CEO Brian Niccol explains the company’s pivot back to its roots.

Brian Niccol, Starbucks' CEO, said mobile ordering meant staff weren't writing on cups, which affected the connection the ...

The market's very upbeat reaction to Starbucks ' fairly lackluster results. Brian Niccol's "Back to Starbucks" plan and the ...

The chain has again pivoted in its resistance to organized labor, breaking with vociferous anti-union peers like Amazon and Apple as Trump gives mixed signals on worker issues.

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Café company Starbucks has rolled out a few changes recently. However, a noticeable one includes the change to the company’s name in most of the shops.