Starbucks Corp. violated federal labor by excluding union stores in California, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Maine from a ...

Nov 8 (Reuters) - The National Labor Relations Board on Friday said Starbucks broke the law by telling workers at its flagship Seattle cafe that they would lose benefits if they joined a union.

[9] The Starbucks Board majority decision practically means this: while the relationship between management and employees will necessarily change if employees unionize, due to the union’s exclusive ...

Starbucks is discontinuing its Oleato olive-oil infused beverages at most locations, part of an effort to streamline the chain’s menu. The Seattle-based company confirmed the change Wednesday ...

A U.S. appeals court on Thursday seemed divided over Starbucks' claims that the National Labor Relations Board lacks the ...

Check out other new changes. Starbucks recently announced some changes to the business, switching up its strategy in some core areas, including perks and discounts. After two consecutive quarters ...

"For many customers, the return of Starbucks holiday cups signals the start of the season," the release states. They "capture ...

Just like Mariah Carey, Starbucks is welcoming the holiday season a wee bit early. Starting Nov. 7, along with its holiday menu, the coffee chain’s highly-anticipated holiday cup designs will be ...

Starbucks on Thursday urged a three-judge panel to reject an NLRB order requiring the coffee shop giant to rehire a barista ...

Starbucks additionally shuttered seven San Francisco sites last fall, including stores throughout SoMa, Union Square, the Financial District and the Cathedral Hill neighborhoods. During the ...

Starbucks has a “Wicked” good deal for customers. The coffee chain announced that, beginning Oct. 22, people in the United States, Canada and other select international locations can purchase ...

Starbucks’ new CEO Brian Niccol has a Herculean task in front of him to change the dire state of affairs that the world’s largest coffee chain is currently brewing in. Surprising Wall Street ...