Starbucks Corp.

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.

Starbucks reported a 23 percent increase in its fourth-quarter profit Thursday, thanks to rising sales at its coffee shops and benefiting from an extra week in the period.

A regulatory filing Friday with the Securities and Exchange Commission shows that Schultz's base salary stayed steady at $1.5 million for the company's fiscal year that ended in September. But the value of his stock awards increased 5 per cent to nearly $6.3 million and a cash payment based on performance increased 30 per cent to $2.9 million.

Five employees of a company accused of selling expired beef and chicken to McDonald's, KFC and other restaurants were detained by police Wednesday after an official said illegal activity was an organized effort by the supplier.

The coffee chain is partnering with the school to offer the option to 135,000 US employees who work at least 20 hours a week. The Seattle-based company says it will phase out its existing tuition reimbursement program, which gave workers up to $1,000 a year for education at certain schools.

A spokeswoman for Starbucks, Linda Mills, said the Los Angeles restaurant is scheduled to open June 11 and will be open until 10 pm. It will also serve beer, wine, cocktails and milkshakes.

Deutsche touted Tata Global as a "turnaround story," saying EBITDA margins have bottomed out and current share prices do not properly reflect true value.

A Starbucks Corp. spokeswoman says the coffee house company is pleased New York's top court has agreed baristas don't have to share their tips with assistant managers.Spokeswoman Jaime (JAY'-mee) Riley says Starbucks believes customers should be able...

Facebook shares crumbled below $20 for the first time as investors scrambled to get out of the way of a potential share deluge in coming weeks.

Stocks were mostly down after the US government reported its economy grew at a slower pace than expected

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.

Starbucks reported a 23 percent increase in its fourth-quarter profit Thursday, thanks to rising sales at its coffee shops and benefiting from an extra week in the period.

A regulatory filing Friday with the Securities and Exchange Commission shows that Schultz's base salary stayed steady at $1.5 million for the company's fiscal year that ended in September. But the value of his stock awards increased 5 per cent to nearly $6.3 million and a cash payment based on performance increased 30 per cent to $2.9 million.

Five employees of a company accused of selling expired beef and chicken to McDonald's, KFC and other restaurants were detained by police Wednesday after an official said illegal activity was an organized effort by the supplier.

The coffee chain is partnering with the school to offer the option to 135,000 US employees who work at least 20 hours a week. The Seattle-based company says it will phase out its existing tuition reimbursement program, which gave workers up to $1,000 a year for education at certain schools.

A spokeswoman for Starbucks, Linda Mills, said the Los Angeles restaurant is scheduled to open June 11 and will be open until 10 pm. It will also serve beer, wine, cocktails and milkshakes.

Deutsche touted Tata Global as a "turnaround story," saying EBITDA margins have bottomed out and current share prices do not properly reflect true value.

A Starbucks Corp. spokeswoman says the coffee house company is pleased New York's top court has agreed baristas don't have to share their tips with assistant managers.Spokeswoman Jaime (JAY'-mee) Riley says Starbucks believes customers should be able...

Facebook shares crumbled below $20 for the first time as investors scrambled to get out of the way of a potential share deluge in coming weeks.

Stocks were mostly down after the US government reported its economy grew at a slower pace than expected