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If you make a daily trip to Starbucks, you know it can really put a grande dent in your wallet.
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If you make a daily trip to Starbucks, you know it can really put a grande dent in your wallet.
The idea didn't come from Starbucks' corner offices -- it came from baristas behind the counter.
A North Philadelphia Charter School that targets former high school drop outs is seeing success through a new program that prepares youth for a different type of daily grind.
A coffee chain is offering a new frappuccino, but only for a few days.
A breakfast sandwich at Starbucks is being recalled due to a Listeria scare.
Starbucks recently made changes to their loyalty program and Dunkin Donuts is trying to take advantage.
Starbucks is changing the terms of its rewards program so that people who spend around $5 or less per visit won't get as many freebies.
A worker has come up with three new Frappuccinos to try on February 14.
Just about a month after Starbucks raised the ire of many over its red holiday cup, the coffee chain is finding itself trending on Twitter for reasons it probably never saw coming.
Sources say the vehicle was halfway inside of the building on the 300 block of Lincoln Highway.
After a holiday cup controversy, Starbucks is making sure everyone knows it is in the spirit of giving.
Rich discussed Hillary Clinton laughing at Carly Fiorina strangle comment, Republican pre-debate analysis and Jeb Bush admits to wanting to kill baby Hitler. He also discussed Donald Trump's thoughts on Hillary Clinton running for President, Herman Cain defends Ben Carson against the media, South Park's safe space and Starbucks receives criticism over red cups. Rich spoke with Joe Cohn of Fire regarding free speech on college campuses.
Starbucks has hired more than 5,500 vets and military spouses, more than half of its goal of 10,000 by the year 2018.
Starbucks says its mobile app that lets people order and pay in advance will be available nationally starting Tuesday. That means lattes, breakfast sandwiches and other items you want could theoretically be waiting for you by the time you arrive.
Rich discussed CNN's Republican debate, Starbucks' lattes ruining work productivity and Ahmed Mohamed's arrest over a 'hoax bomb'. He also discussed a Texas restaurant refusing to serve police, 9/11 jokes going too far and prepared listeners for the GOP debate. Rich spoke with Former RNC Chairman Michael Steele about the GOP debate at 3:15pm.
Chris reviewed last night's Eagles loss to the Falcons, a Philadelphia cop's rant against Starbucks, and Carly Fiorina's latest presidential campaign ad. He talked with Comcast Sportsnet's Ray Didinger about the Eagles at 8:00, and author of the Vatican Prophecies, John Thavis at 8:20.
Chris discussed Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane's latest court appearance, the latest of Vice-President Joe Biden's bid for President, and CBS 3 Meteorologist Katie Fehlinger's response to criticism of her pregnant body.
Starbucks says it is adding real pumpkin and getting rid of caramel coloring.
Starbucks is raising prices again starting Tuesday, with the increases ranging from 5 to 20 cents for most affected drinks, the company said.
Red velvet, cotton candy, cinnamon roll…they sound like dessert, but they're now available in drink form at Starbucks.
Fans of Starbucks took to social media to express their delight at the announcement.
Rich discussed the HBO documentary the Jinx and the arrest of Robert Durst, the resignation of Illinois Congressman Aaron Schock, and Starbucks encouraging their employees to engage in conversations about race with their customers.
With freezing weather across the country, Starbucks is introducing two warm winter lattes.
A new study finds home buyers looking for a solid investment should look around their nearest Starbucks.
Veterans Day is when we remember and honor those who bravely fought for and defended our freedom. The following organizations are showing their thanks by offering "freebies" for active and non-active military members.
