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Starbucks To Quit India? What Tata Consumer Products Said
Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL) on Thursday denied reports on the exit of cafe chain Starbucks from the Indian market, terming them as "baseless".
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Starbucks In US' New Mexico Nicknamed "Charbucks" After 2 Arson Attacks
After two arson attacks at a Starbucks construction site in Taos, New Mexico, a developer is trying again to build the chain's first drive-through cafe in the mountain town with a history of revolts and opposition by some to national chains.
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Indian-Origin Man Stabs Canadian National To Death Outside Starbucks
Paul Stanley Schmidt, 37, was stabbed outside the cafe at the corner of Granville and West Pender streets around 5:40 pm on Sunday following a "brief altercation," according to police.
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Starbucks Illegally Refused To Negotiate With Workers On Zoom: Report
Starbucks Corp. violated federal law by refusing to fairly negotiate with workers at dozens of newly unionized cafes across the country, US labor board prosecutors alleged.
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UK-Based Coffee-Sandwich Franchise 'Pret a Manger' To Soon Launch In India
Reliance Industries has joined hands with 'Pret a Manger' to bring the coffee chain in India. Read on for more details.
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Starbucks To Completely Cease Operations In Russia, Will Close 130 Cafes
Starbucks Close Cafes In Russia: Starbucks today it will cease operations in Russia, shuttering its 130 cafes in the country. The coffee chain, which suspended its operations in early March following the invasion of Ukraine in late February.
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Starbucks To Have First Union Store In US
Workers at a Starbucks cafe in Buffalo, New York have voted to establish the first union at one of the coffee chain's company-owned shops in the United States.
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Netizens Share Hilarious Coffee Shop Name Fails, See Viral Twitter Thread
Viral Twitter thread: A hilarious Twitter thread had users sharing how coffee shop servers completely twist their names beyond recognition.
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Starbucks Expects Over $2 Billion Drop In Quarterly Income Due To COVID-19
Starbucks Corp said on Wednesday it expects current-quarter operating income to plunge by up to $2.2 billion, and sales to decline for the rest of the year even as nearly all its cafes have reopened following easing of coronavirus lockdowns.
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Starbucks Bans Personal Cups Over New Coronavirus
Reusable cups are in vogue for reducing waste but are no longer welcome at Starbucks cafes over fears of the coronavirus, the coffee chain announced.
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Starbucks Opens 'Silent Cafe' In China's Guangzhou
Leading coffee chain Starbucks has opened a "silent cafe" in the Chinese city of Guangzhou, where about half of the staff are hearing impaired, as part of an initiative to support the employment of disabled people.
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Starbucks Chief Howard Schultz To Step Down Amid Buzz Of Presidential Run
Starbucks said Monday that executive chairman Howard Schultz, who transformed a small retail chain of coffee stores into a global juggernaut of cafes, restaurants and coffee beans with more than 28,000 stores in 77 countries, will be stepping down as executive chairman and as a member of the company's board effective June 26.
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Starbucks: You Don't Have To Buy Coffee To Use Our Restrooms
Starbucks is now allowing people to use its restrooms and sit in its cafes and patios even if they do not buy anything.
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Starbucks To Close 8,000 US Stores For Racial Tolerance Training
Starbucks Corp will close 8,000 company-owned U.S. cafes for the afternoon on May 29 to train nearly 175,000 on how to prevent racial discrimination in its stores.
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Starbucks CEO Says Arrests Of Two Black Men "Reprehensible"
Starbucks Corp Chief Executive Kevin Johnson hopes to meet with the two black men arrested at one of its Philadelphia cafes last week to apologise for the incident, which has sparked accusations of racial profiling at the coffee chain.
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Starbucks To Quit India? What Tata Consumer Products Said
Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL) on Thursday denied reports on the exit of cafe chain Starbucks from the Indian market, terming them as "baseless".
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Starbucks In US' New Mexico Nicknamed "Charbucks" After 2 Arson Attacks
After two arson attacks at a Starbucks construction site in Taos, New Mexico, a developer is trying again to build the chain's first drive-through cafe in the mountain town with a history of revolts and opposition by some to national chains.
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Indian-Origin Man Stabs Canadian National To Death Outside Starbucks
Paul Stanley Schmidt, 37, was stabbed outside the cafe at the corner of Granville and West Pender streets around 5:40 pm on Sunday following a "brief altercation," according to police.
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Starbucks Illegally Refused To Negotiate With Workers On Zoom: Report
Starbucks Corp. violated federal law by refusing to fairly negotiate with workers at dozens of newly unionized cafes across the country, US labor board prosecutors alleged.
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UK-Based Coffee-Sandwich Franchise 'Pret a Manger' To Soon Launch In India
Reliance Industries has joined hands with 'Pret a Manger' to bring the coffee chain in India. Read on for more details.
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Starbucks To Completely Cease Operations In Russia, Will Close 130 Cafes
Starbucks Close Cafes In Russia: Starbucks today it will cease operations in Russia, shuttering its 130 cafes in the country. The coffee chain, which suspended its operations in early March following the invasion of Ukraine in late February.
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Starbucks To Have First Union Store In US
Workers at a Starbucks cafe in Buffalo, New York have voted to establish the first union at one of the coffee chain's company-owned shops in the United States.
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Netizens Share Hilarious Coffee Shop Name Fails, See Viral Twitter Thread
Viral Twitter thread: A hilarious Twitter thread had users sharing how coffee shop servers completely twist their names beyond recognition.
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Starbucks Expects Over $2 Billion Drop In Quarterly Income Due To COVID-19
Starbucks Corp said on Wednesday it expects current-quarter operating income to plunge by up to $2.2 billion, and sales to decline for the rest of the year even as nearly all its cafes have reopened following easing of coronavirus lockdowns.
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Starbucks Bans Personal Cups Over New Coronavirus
Reusable cups are in vogue for reducing waste but are no longer welcome at Starbucks cafes over fears of the coronavirus, the coffee chain announced.
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Starbucks Opens 'Silent Cafe' In China's Guangzhou
Leading coffee chain Starbucks has opened a "silent cafe" in the Chinese city of Guangzhou, where about half of the staff are hearing impaired, as part of an initiative to support the employment of disabled people.
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Starbucks Chief Howard Schultz To Step Down Amid Buzz Of Presidential Run
Starbucks said Monday that executive chairman Howard Schultz, who transformed a small retail chain of coffee stores into a global juggernaut of cafes, restaurants and coffee beans with more than 28,000 stores in 77 countries, will be stepping down as executive chairman and as a member of the company's board effective June 26.
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Starbucks: You Don't Have To Buy Coffee To Use Our Restrooms
Starbucks is now allowing people to use its restrooms and sit in its cafes and patios even if they do not buy anything.
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Starbucks To Close 8,000 US Stores For Racial Tolerance Training
Starbucks Corp will close 8,000 company-owned U.S. cafes for the afternoon on May 29 to train nearly 175,000 on how to prevent racial discrimination in its stores.
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Starbucks CEO Says Arrests Of Two Black Men "Reprehensible"
Starbucks Corp Chief Executive Kevin Johnson hopes to meet with the two black men arrested at one of its Philadelphia cafes last week to apologise for the incident, which has sparked accusations of racial profiling at the coffee chain.
