Starbucks Has A New Color-Changing Drink: Unicorn Frappuccino
Starbucks is calling a limited-time beverage that changes colors and flavors with a stir of the straw a "Unicorn Frappuccino."
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Starbucks is calling a limited-time beverage that changes colors and flavors with a stir of the straw a "Unicorn Frappuccino."
An attempted robbery of a Center City Starbucks is under investigation.
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Starbucks plans to start testing concoctions that mix coffee and ice cream.
Chris discussed Donald Trump firing acting Attorney General Sally Yates for not enforcing his executive order, a bishop punched in the face during a mass and Philadelpha Mayor Jim Kenney's argument against repealing Obamacare. At 8:20, he spoke with Dr Lawrence Schlachter about his views on the nominee for HHS Secretary, Tom Price.
Starbucks says it will hire 10,000 refugees over the next five years, a response to President Donald Trump's indefinite suspension of Syrian refugees and temporary travel bans that apply to six other Muslim-majority nations.
Starbucks will start selling a new bite-sized egg snack next week, the first of a series of new food options that the coffee chain hopes will boost sales.
Starting Friday, select Starbucks stores will host 1,000 Pop Up Cheer Parties over 10 days.
How does Starbucks for life sound? Well it's true and you can cash in right from the palm of your hand.
Schultz's surprise decision to step aside as the leader of Starbucks sent the stock sinking 3% in after-hours trading on Thursday.
On today's show, Rich talked about Donald Trump's recent cabinet appointments, false claims of hate crimes, and an 11 year old who was suspended from school for using a knife to cut a peach. At 4:15 writer from thecollegefix.com Ford Fisher, joined the show to discuss his new article "Trump's Department of Education predicted to be 'more rational,' less ideological than Obama's." At 5pm WIP Program Director, Spike Eskin, swung by to discuss the LeBron James/Phil Jackson "posse" controversy.
Red cups are back at Starbucks -- and they're looking a lot more like Christmas this year.
Chris discussed Melania Trump's speech in Berwyn yesterday, the continuing SEPTA strike and the latest discovery involving Hillary Clinton's emails. He talked with economist Chris Butler on Finance Friday at 7:00 to preview today's jobs report, comedian Gilbert Gottfried who will be performing at Helium Comedy Club this weekend at 7:20, Ray Didinger from CSN Philly at 8:00 to preview the Eagles match up with the Giants and Face the Nation's John Dickerson at 8:20 on the final days of the 2016 election.
Rich discussed a tightening race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the Comey Effect and Loretta Lynch's obstruction. He also discussed the Starbucks coffee cup dilemma, Kellyanne Conway's appearance on The View and the latest regarding the New Jersey gas tax. Rich spoke with Tiffany Trump regarding the campaign and women voters at 4pm.
Chris discusses Donald Trump's visit to Philadelphia, a Philadelphia cop photographed with an alleged Nazi tattoo, and the approach of Hurricane Hermine. He spoke with economist Chris Butler about an EU lawsuit against Apple at 7:00 and Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey about his race against Democratic challenger Katie McGinty at 8:20.
The coffee company is raising its prices.
Chris discussed the Donald Trump's financial troubles, a report confirming the Sixers will select Ben Simmons in the draft tomorrow night and Michael Jackson's porn collection. He talked with Jeremy Roebuck from the Philadelphia Inquirer at 8:20 about the conviction of Congressman Chaka Fattah on corruption charges.
A plugin released on Wednesday allows Microsoft Outlook users to email Starbucks electronic gift cards and to set up meetings at nearby Starbucks locations.
A scaled down Target store known as a flexible format store opens along Chestnut Street near 11th Street on July 20th.
The newest cold concoction rolling out at Starbucks this summer is the "Nitro brew."
On today's show, Rich discussed a recent Rasmussen poll that shows Donald Trump beating Hillary Clinton in a general election, a class action lawsuit being brought against Starbucks and their iced coffee, and a look ahead at tomorrow's Indiana Primary. At 4:15pm Spike Eskin stopped by to break down Eagles 1st round draft pick Carson Wentz.
A Starbucks customer from Chicago has filed a $5 million lawsuit against the coffee chain, accusing it of using too much ice in its cold drinks.
Dunkin' Donuts is going after Starbucks' coveted customers by more aggressively featuring espresso drinks like lattes and macchiatos.
Despite customer outcry, Starbucks is gearing up to launch its new rewards program on Tuesday.
Students at a Philadelphia high school get a taste of what it's like to be part work force thanks to Starbucks.
