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Starbucks is debuting a new beverage for the holiday.
You don't have to travel to Hogwarts to try butterbeer.
To welcome the holiday season, Starbucks unveiled four new holiday cup design Thursday.
Starbucks is introducing a creepy coffee concoction just in time for Halloween.
Starbucks has opened its first United States "signing store" to better serve hard of hearing customers.
"Not quite sure who this guy is, but someone told me he's an up-and-coming star and to keep an eye out for him in the movies…" said Facebook user John Joseph James.
The company announced on Thursday that it is testing a program that will allow some employees to spend half of their workweek at a local nonprofit.
Starbucks' popular fall drink is making an early appearance this year!
The Starbucks location is close to Gallaudet University -- the world's only liberal arts institution of higher learning for the deaf.
MGM Resorts says single-use plastic straws will only be served upon request.
The push gained traction after a viral video in 2015 showed rescuers removing a straw from a sea turtle's nose in graphic detail.
This is the second time in a matter of months that a Philadelphia-based Starbucks has come under fire for customer relations.
The police department says the new "Defiant Trespass" policy will better guide officers when called to investigate and enforce defiant trespass complaints.
Coffee giant Starbucks shuttered its doors early on Tuesday for customers but anti-bias training for employees was going on behind the closed doors.
Starbucks released a few seconds of an eight-minute video that all its employees will watch on Tuesday, when all stores around the country will close for the anti-bias training.
The video is reportedly intense, as Starbucks is taking unprecedented steps to address racial bias.
Starbucks executive chairman Howard Schultz now says Starbucks stores will open their bathrooms to everyone, regardless if they've made a purchase.
The racially-charged incident at a Starbucks in Rittenhouse Square earlier this month made national headlines, but it hasn't affected sales at the coffee chain.
Starbucks has released new details about its response to the controversial arrests at a coffee shop in Rittenhouse Square.
Philadelphia's Police Commissioner Ross apologized to the two men arrested at Starbucks, saying he 'failed miserably' in messaging .
Rashon Nelson initially brushed it off when the Starbucks manager told him he couldn't use the restroom because he wasn't a paying customer.
Starbucks is also dealing with this fake flyer.
Howard Schultz stated that police would not have been called if the men were white, and that it's possible that what happened is not an "isolated" incident.
Starbucks will close more than 8,000 US stores on afternoon of May 29 to conduct racial-bias education for employees.
