Starbucks is traditionally known for its green siren logo. Now, the corporation will also be known as the first United States coffee chain to allow customers to use their own personalized cups when ...

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Both ads come from Anomaly, which the chain recently hired as part of a marketing pivot led by Chief Brand Officer Tressie ...

Starbucks has unveiled a new regional campaign to spark meaningful conversations that drive positive actions – one ...

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This week, we got a glimpse into some policy changes — including a new Coffeehouse Code of Conduct — Starbucks hopes will entice customers back into the fold. According to CNN, Starbucks baristas will ...

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Some Starbucks store employees say the coffee chain's new bathroom and free water policies might not be enforceable. Store managers have been explaining new guidelines, which are part of its ...

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Sauter offered to walk Starbucks through the different programs that the city has, to no avail. “It seems to be something coming from the top, coming from corporate changes around the new CEO.” ...

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