Starbucks says it’s hiring more employees to better equip its roughly 700 locations, but these moves come at a time when contract negotiations with workers have stalled as they ...

The new procedures apply to company-operated ... as the initial purchase was made in either a reusable personal cup or in ...

According to CNN, Starbucks baristas will soon return to hand-writing customers’ names in Sharpie on their cups, a practice ...

File this under the list of things you noticed once and never thought about again: Ever wonder what the lines on the side of ...

The company is restricting access to bathrooms and free water cups, making them available only to paying customers. To help implement these new changes, Starbucks ... of two Black men who were ...

The new procedures apply to company ... was made in either a reusable personal cup or in “for-here” ware. One barista drew stars on paper cups. Starbucks will require workers to add ...

The brand-new cups don’t just have those mysterious ... One thing you’ve likely noticed: All Starbucks cups have black-and-white fill lines that indicate measurement specifications to baristas.

Bathrooms and free water cups will be available to paying customers ... Also see: Here’s what you get with Starbucks’ new espresso Cortado Details such as the mugs and perfectly crafted ...

The new Cortado from Starbucks is like a denser version of a latte. It’s a roughly 50-50 split of espresso and steamed milk. In this case, that means you get a whopping three shots of espresso ...