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Over the last few years, Starbucks has heavily emphasized making its cafés more efficient for customers on the go, aiming for shorter wait times in-store and encouraging the use of the Starbucks ...

“We’ve also heard from customers and partners (employees) that access to comfortable seating and a clean, safe environment is critical to getting back to the Starbucks they know and love ...

That showed in the company’s results. While improving, revenues and same-store sales were still lackluster, as Starbucks tries to woo back customers that were frustrated with long wait times ...

For example, the company announced that it would start limiting its tables and restrooms to paying customers. That change comes after Starbucks instituted an “open-door” policy back in 2018 ...

There are endless threads to pull with Starbucks’ turnaround, down to the very ink on customers’ cups as they order. But CEO ...

Some Starbucks stores in the US will be installing “panic buttons” to help workers kick out customers who camp out in the store without buying anything. AFP via Getty Images “When triggered ...

Starbucks will be trialling new methods to get rid of certain customers that frequently visit the coffee chain. It's gone as far as installing panic buttons for staff to use, reports claim.

Starbucks is reportedly testing new strategies to deal with customers who frequent the coffee chain without making purchases. According to reports, the company has even installed panic buttons for ...