Starbucks’ focus on employees becomes more apparent with its turnaround strategy, giving store managers a reason to cheer.

It’s fairly standard practice in food and drink businesses. It was even the policy Starbucks itsel applied ... you’re probably going to have a challenge on your hands. The menu is so ...

At Starbucks, Niccol took over from Laxman Narasimhan, inheriting several challenges at the coffee giant that has been under pressure from an activist investor to improve its business. The coffee ...

Starbucks is not alone in facing challenges. A "long-predicted consumer ... The company announced in late February 2025 it is cutting 1,100 corporate jobs to "streamline operations," said The ...

The Starbucks Global Barista Champion will co-create a beverage to be sold at stores across the U.S. in the "near future." ...

Niccol believes there are numerous early signs of progress in the business that hearken ... are cutting back. He said Starbucks is an “everyday luxury” that customers can enjoy “regardless of the ...

Starbucks will cut 1,100 office jobs as new chief executive Brian Niccol attempts to revive the world’s biggest coffee shop chain. The company said on Monday that staff in corporate roles will ...

The company’s challenges were exacerbated as the digital business grew but accuracy in fulfilling orders deteriorated and wait times became longer. Starbucks’ response was to become more ...

But the volume of orders placed on mobile is causing problems, employees told Business Insider. Starbucks is trying to regain its reputation as a nice place to hang out and enjoy a coffee.

Just in time for pumpkin spice latte season, Starbucks is getting a new chief executive. The coffeehouse announced that Brian Niccol will become the new CEO of the Seattle-based company.