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Is Starbucks shortchanging its baristas?
Some employees at the coffee chain say it isn't living up to promises to improve the company's labor practices
Starbucks rolls out mobile order-and-pay nationally
Mobile order-and-pay is still rare, but could become more common as fast-food chains look to keep up with changing expectations
Starbucks partners with Spotify to let customers DJ
Starbucks customers with Spotify accounts can now choose the music they want to hear in the store while purchasing a cup of coffee
Coffee for a smile
Dan Dewey has spent $10,000 of his own money to buy coffee for cancer patients at Michigan hospitals. All he wants in return are smiles
"Food Babe" blogger's call answered by Starbucks
A year after Vani Hari launched her campaign, coffee chain changes the recipe for a popular seasonal drink
Actor Leslie Jordan throws drink at gay haters
The southern actor best known for his role on "Will & Grace" took a brave stand (with the help of a cold drink) against some hateful men
Starbucks, Microsoft and more to hire 100,000 poor youths
A multi-company initiative is vowing to hire thousands of 16-to-24 year olds from poor backgrounds
Bill Maher calls on Costco to shift to cage-free eggs
The HBO host follows Ryan Gosling in urging the wholesale club to follow up on its own 2007 pledge to end the practice
Why your Starbucks fix costs more, starting today
As other coffee sellers cut prices, customers of Seattle-based chain are looking at more expensive hot caffeinated drinks
Starbucks shuttering its La Boulange shops
Company had bought the bakery chain in 2012 to address customer complaints about an uninspiring menu
How many calories in that burger? Google knows
Now one quick search can turn up the calories, fat and nutritional content of popular fast food meals
Starbucks to serve music from Spotify, let you DJ
Customers will be able to help customize the soundtrack while they customize their drinks
Starbucks customers targeted by hackers
Coffee retailer confirms reports of thefts, but says its mobile app remains secure
Cop burned by free coffee sues Starbucks, cites lost intestine
Matthew Kohr cites burns, blisters and emotional damage in lawsuit, which claims his wife lost "her intimate partner"
Starbucks breakdown shows how registers have evolved
Registers that once merely rang up tabs and stored cash have evolved into hubs that can collect enormous volumes of data
Starbucks computer outage affects thousands of stores
Some stores in the coffee chain closed, but others offered free coffee to customers
Will new Verizon FiOS offering pave way for "a la carte" future?
Days of 189-average channel packages "are over" as streaming services continue to change entertainment landscape, says Mellody Hobson
The rise of the irregular work schedule
One in six Americans are dealing with unpredictable hours, living at the beck and call of employers
Starbucks to expand online college tuition program
Expansion comes as employers increasingly seek to win favor with customers by cultivating their images for being socially responsible
From new logos to New Coke: When corporations make mistakes
Marketing consultant: "The problem many companies have is not understanding the customer's point of view"
Starbucks CEO speaks out on "Race Together" campaign
Howard Schultz says coffee giant has "tried to be very thoughtful," but customers have not been shy to express disapproval
Why you should speak with your Starbucks barista about race
"The issue isn't 'Is it Starbucks' battle to fight?' It's 'Who's battle is it not?,'" historian Janus Adams says
Race initiative: Starbucks heats up more than coffee
Corporate purveyor of caffeine succeeds in starting a conversation, although possibly not the dialogue it was looking for
FlyDubai co-pilot was likely lone wolf, Israeli investigators believe
Experts are training AI how to do their jobs
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