Starbucks' ultimate goal, its CEO says, is to return a community coffeehouse vibe to the world's largest coffee shop chain.

Starbucks' ultimate goal, its CEO says, is to return a community coffeehouse vibe to the world's largest coffee shop chain.

Starbucks is accelerating its operational turnaround with Brian Niccol's new "Green Apron" model, targeting a 4-minute order completion goal.

Starbucks will be doing away with the pickup-only store model next year, CEO Brian Niccol announced. Here's what that means.

New Starbucks boss Brian Niccol comes under fire over plans to commute 1,000 miles in corporate jet 23 August 2024, 07:48 Mr Niccol will be paid a base annual salary of $1.6m (£1.2m) - but could earn ...

Starbucks (SBUX) posted mixed third quarter results. Revenue topped estimates, but adjusted earnings fell short. CEO Brian ...

Starbucks shares rose about 3% in early trading on Wednesday as the coffee chain's strong quarterly sales signaled CEO Brian ...

“While our financial results don’t yet reflect all the progress we’ve made, the signs are clear—we’re gaining momentum,” ...

Starbucks may be positioned for a rebound as its turnaround efforts gain traction, according to investment firm Baird. The ...

Starbucks' new CEO Brian Niccol is expected to be paid well over $100 million in his first year with the company in one of the biggest US hires on record. In an added sweetener, Niccol will not be ...

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the company's recent quarter, details on its ...

Starbucks has offered its new chief executive the use of a corporate jet for his 1,000-mile commute. The firm said Brian Niccol could continue to live at his home in Newport Beach, California, and ...