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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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Starbucks' Indian-Origin CEO, Recently Fired, Never Worked Past 6 pm
Starbucks has replaced its Indian-origin CEO Laxman Narasimhan with Brian Niccol, chief executive at Chipotle.
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"Can't Become CEO In America Unless...": US Envoy's Humorous Quip
US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti recently claimed that in modern times, one cannot become a CEO in America unless they are of Indian descent. Mr Garcetti's humorous quip came at the 2024 Indiaspora AI Summit at Stanford University recently.
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Starbucks Allows US Customers To Use Personal Cups For Orders
Other ideas tested by the coffee chain include the borrow-a-cup programme in which customers were asked to pay certain amount as deposit to take a durable cup with them and drop back after use.
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Employees At 150 Starbucks Store In US Go On Strike. Here's Why
Shares of Starbucks, which runs about 9,000 U.S. company-owned locations, fell more than 2.5 per cent in broadly lower markets.
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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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On First Day At Work, New Starbucks CEO Faces Strikes Across 40 US Cities
The work stoppage comes one day before Starbucks's annual shareholder meeting, the first for new CEO Laxman Narasimhan, who officially took the reins from Howard Schultz this week.
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Starbucks Vanilla Frappuccino Bottles In US Recalled Over Health Safety Concerns
The US Food and Drug Administration said that more than 25,000 cases of the glass bottles have been recalled.
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Starbucks Charged A Couple Over INR 3 Lakhs For 2 Coffees. Here's What Happened Next
The situation got so bad that the couple were forced to cancel their scheduled family vacation.
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US Man Robs Tip Jar At Starbucks After Wife Was Refused Refund Of $1.25
Mr Engle faces charges of robbery and assault.
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Starbucks Names Laxman Narasimhan As CEO: 5 Points On What This Means For Company
The transition comes as Starbucks navigates a burgeoning US unionization push following a difficult stretch for workers during Covid-19.
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US Law Enforcement Agencies Using 'Fog Reveal' Tool to Track Users With Data From Popular Apps: Report
Fog Reveal, a location tracking tool, is reportedly used by US law enforcement agencies to access location information of 250 million smartphones to access users' locations. According to a report, the tool provides access to hundreds of billions of records, using data that is sourced from popular apps like Starbucks and Waze.
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Starbucks' Schultz Announces Halt To Stock Buybacks, Shares Fall
Starbucks Corp's longtime former chief executive Howard Schultz announced on Monday the suspension of the company's stock repurchasing programme
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Volvo Partners Starbucks for Public EV Charging Network in US
Volvo is partnering with coffee giant Starbucks to create a public electric vehicle (EV) charging network that is set to begin this summer.
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Apple Store Workers in the US Working to Unionise: Report
Employees at many Apple stores in the United States are reportedly working to unionise.
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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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Starbucks' Indian-Origin CEO, Recently Fired, Never Worked Past 6 pm
Starbucks has replaced its Indian-origin CEO Laxman Narasimhan with Brian Niccol, chief executive at Chipotle.
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"Can't Become CEO In America Unless...": US Envoy's Humorous Quip
US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti recently claimed that in modern times, one cannot become a CEO in America unless they are of Indian descent. Mr Garcetti's humorous quip came at the 2024 Indiaspora AI Summit at Stanford University recently.
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Starbucks Allows US Customers To Use Personal Cups For Orders
Other ideas tested by the coffee chain include the borrow-a-cup programme in which customers were asked to pay certain amount as deposit to take a durable cup with them and drop back after use.
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Employees At 150 Starbucks Store In US Go On Strike. Here's Why
Shares of Starbucks, which runs about 9,000 U.S. company-owned locations, fell more than 2.5 per cent in broadly lower markets.
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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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On First Day At Work, New Starbucks CEO Faces Strikes Across 40 US Cities
The work stoppage comes one day before Starbucks's annual shareholder meeting, the first for new CEO Laxman Narasimhan, who officially took the reins from Howard Schultz this week.
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Starbucks Vanilla Frappuccino Bottles In US Recalled Over Health Safety Concerns
The US Food and Drug Administration said that more than 25,000 cases of the glass bottles have been recalled.
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Starbucks Charged A Couple Over INR 3 Lakhs For 2 Coffees. Here's What Happened Next
The situation got so bad that the couple were forced to cancel their scheduled family vacation.
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US Man Robs Tip Jar At Starbucks After Wife Was Refused Refund Of $1.25
Mr Engle faces charges of robbery and assault.
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Starbucks Names Laxman Narasimhan As CEO: 5 Points On What This Means For Company
The transition comes as Starbucks navigates a burgeoning US unionization push following a difficult stretch for workers during Covid-19.
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US Law Enforcement Agencies Using 'Fog Reveal' Tool to Track Users With Data From Popular Apps: Report
Fog Reveal, a location tracking tool, is reportedly used by US law enforcement agencies to access location information of 250 million smartphones to access users' locations. According to a report, the tool provides access to hundreds of billions of records, using data that is sourced from popular apps like Starbucks and Waze.
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Starbucks' Schultz Announces Halt To Stock Buybacks, Shares Fall
Starbucks Corp's longtime former chief executive Howard Schultz announced on Monday the suspension of the company's stock repurchasing programme
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Volvo Partners Starbucks for Public EV Charging Network in US
Volvo is partnering with coffee giant Starbucks to create a public electric vehicle (EV) charging network that is set to begin this summer.
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Apple Store Workers in the US Working to Unionise: Report
Employees at many Apple stores in the United States are reportedly working to unionise.
