Starbucks Corp
NASDAQ: SBUX
$92.09
-$1.03 (-1.1%)
Closing Price on December 17, 2024
SBUX Articles
Starbucks posted a horrible quarter and suspended its forecasts. Customer dissatisfaction has resulted in a sharp decline in same-store traffic.
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Starbucks says it will be eliminating some promotions and discounts. Will that make customers and investors happy?
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There are many billionaires who style themselves as Buffett-esque investors. They may not quite be value investors in the vein of Graham and Dodd, Warren Buffett’s influential mentors, but they do...
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24/7 Wall St. Insights The fourth quarter is underway, and Wall Street is out with top stock picks. Stocks paying dividends should perform well as interest rates drop. Sit back and let dividends do...
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Some 500 Starbucks stores have union labor. That makes keeping costs in check and raising revenue a challenge for the new CEO.
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24/7 Wall St. Insights The new Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ: SBUX) promotion is complicated and confusing. Customers deserve better than that. Also: 2 Dividend Legends to Hold Forever. Starbucks Corp....
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The new Starbucks CEO will spend the next 100 days at its stores, where he will discover that in many locations the employees play loud music.
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Starbucks locations that do not open on time reveal a deep problem with the company. Poor service leads to unhappy customers.
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24/7 Wall St. Insights: For the first time in years, the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates this week. Dividend stocks can help generate passive income streams. Passive income is simple: own...
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New Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol has revealed his turnaround plans for the company. Does he understand what he's in for?
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Hedge fund operator Bill Ackman likes to make big bets. His Pershing Square Capital Management fund has $10.4 billion in assets under management and it is concentrated in just nine positions. These...
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When investing in the stock market, it makes sense to always look for businesses that have seen the ups and downs and thrived. Such companies understand market volatility and they are always ready...
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The value of a stock split is exactly zero. The non-event gives you 12 slices of a pizza instead of six. A company splitting its $200 per share stock 4-to-1 gives you three extra shares, but each...
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There are few better ways to make money on Wall Street than buying dividend stocks. Decade after decade, income-generating stocks have outperformed those that do not share their success with...
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