Starbucks
Starbucks Korea top executives apologise as ‘Tank Day’ promotion boycott hits revenue
Police have launched an investigation after civic groups filed complaints
Starbucks scraps AI tool nine months after deployment over item-counting flops
Staff share internal feedback praising the change: ‘Thanks for discontinuing Automatic Counting!’
Starbucks Korea head sacked after ‘Tank Day’ promotion sparks public uproar
President Lee Jae-myung slams the campaign as the act of a ‘degenerate peddler’
Starbucks to open first corporate office in India for tech jobs
The company has cut more than 2,000 jobs since February of last year
Starbucks cuts 300 US corporate jobs and closes some regional offices
It’s also reviewing its international support organisations and expects more job cuts outside the US
Starbucks raises forecasts after strong quarter, shares jump 5% after hours
Average consumer visits per Starbucks location rose 5.9 per cent in the quarter
Starbucks hunts for another tech office, including abroad
The coffee chain is looking at cutting about US$2 billion in costs while also hiring more store workers and renovating its cafes
Starbucks dangles US$1,200 bonuses for fast, friendly baristas
[CHICAGO] Starbucks wants to entice baristas to be friendlier and faster, and it’s offering new payouts to make it happen.
Starbucks beats Q1 global comparable sales estimate as demand rebounds
Comparable sales rose 4% in North America, marking their first gains in nearly two years
Inside Starbucks’ supply struggles: AI glitches, scattered suppliers and sandwich shortages
The coffee chain’s various problems include inaccurate automated counting and ancient computers
