Starbucks Corp
NASDAQ: SBUX
$102.50
+$2.44 (+2.4%)
Closing Price on November 22, 2024
SBUX Articles
Inflation, Competition, and Overexpansion Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) has faced numerous issues, including inflation, competition, overexpansion, and labor disputes, leading to declining stock...
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Dutch Bros plans to add 165 new stores this year, with potential for more if new states are targeted. Comparable same-store sales growth is accelerating, hitting double digits in Q1, signaling...
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Imagine this: you walk into a hospital for a procedure. You expect a long, traditional surgery with a lengthy recovery. But what if, instead of the scalpel, you could invest in a company with the...
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Customer service at Starbucks has worsened. We have to "get back to focusing on fundamental operations and executing better" admits the CEO.
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24/7 Insights Starbucks used to be a growth company, but its stock is down. Earnings are part of the reason, but the real challenge is inflation. Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ: SBUX) was once the bright...
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24/7 Insights The Nasdaq is up a stunning 14.5% this year after a massive 43% gain in 2023. Nasdaq dividend stocks are still reasonably priced, including Cisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO). Unloved...
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Labor negotiations between Starbucks and Workers United have resumed. The current CEO believes that cooperation is better for all involved.
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24/7 Insights Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ: SBUX) faces a price war in its second-largest market. Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ: SBUX) has had enough trouble with labor unions; a former CEO, Howard Schultz,...
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As McDonald’s tries to fight perceptions that its food has become too expensive, its franchisees object to the $5 value meal plan.
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For Starbucks shares to rebound, the company must show that it has overcome at least one or two of its challenges.
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Several of America’s largest companies have faced the unionization of parts of their workforces. It has been a challenge for several years at Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Starbucks Corp....
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Former CEO Howard Schultz suggests Starbucks has a problem that that current management does not recognize.
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Starbucks posted poor quarterly results, in part due to rising labor costs because of unionization and minimum wages.
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During these volatile economic and market times, investors are hunting greater stability more than ever before. One of the few things that has stayed the same in changing market cycles has been the...
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If unions succeed at organizing Starbucks workers, the costs of hourly wages could soar, cutting into the bottom line.
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