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The new Starbucks CEO has to decide if union-busting is the wisest choice for a company in which its hourly workers are the face of the business.
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Coffee is not the same as washing detergent. In fact, it is not even close.
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Its latest delivery performance numbers were not impressive, given the size and scope of the U.S. Postal Service.
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The US Postal Service has created its own metrics to measure how well it serves its customers. That seems unfair since the USPS is not its own client. It would be better to survey Americans about how...
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Delays and cancellations are much worse at some airports than others.
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Delivery times for First-Class mail continue to disappoint.
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The U.S. Postal Service bills itself as one of America’s largest employers, but does it have tens of thousands of workers it does not need?
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Robinhood management gambled that people would continue to trade via its easy-to-use smartphone app. The CEO did not see that there was a change coming.
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The latest debacle over electric vehicles is merely the tip of the iceberg of USPS management problems.
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When IBM posted its latest earnings, its stock did what it usually does after the announcement. It fell.
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McDonald's still sells 99-cent cups of coffee. In the age of surging inflation, can that last?
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Starbucks is set to close 16 stores this month. Oddly almost all are in Los Angeles and Seattle.
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A recent analysis reveals that the airport with the worst cancellation and delay figures was one of the three that serve the New York City area.
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What are McDonald’s prospects as it faces inflation and rising supply and labor costs?
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Why Verizon shares have dodged the sell-off that has undermined much of the stock market.
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