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Enthusiasm over the new Starbucks CEO has worn off. The coffee purveyor has several problems that could take years to solve.
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24/7 Wall St. Insights The compensation of its new CEO is about 10,000 times the median pay of a Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ: SBUX) employee. Also: 2 Dividend Legends to Hold Forever. According to his...
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Before the new Starbucks CEO can even set up his remote office, the company decided to release its popular pumpkin spice latte early.
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New Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol faces challenges from consumers who want to pay less for their orders and fierce competition in China.
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Starbucks shareholders are tired of poor results. Customers are tired of long wait times. They can let the company know how they feel.
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Starbucks posted poor quarterly results again. An activist investor aims to shake things up at the coffee purveyor.
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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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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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McDonald’s and Starbucks dominate the fast-food industry, so what do the declines in their share prices tell us?
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The recall of 440,000 holiday mugs further tarnishes the reputation of Starbucks, which is resisting the unionization of its workers.
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A union that represents Starbucks workers has failed to get the three seats on the company's board of directors it has vied for.
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The National Consumers League has accused Starbucks of deceptive and unethical practices. How much will this affect the bottom line?
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Starbucks stock has fallen for two weeks because investors are anxious about slowing sales and other issues.
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McDonald’s is about to launch a new kind of small and beverage-driven restaurant, and here is why Starbucks should be worried.
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