CEO Brian Niccol announces Starbucks will sunset mobile order pickup-only locations next year as part of his "Back to ...

The company is looking to CEO Brian Niccol to help orchestrate the turnaround, and he sees a reason to be optimistic despite the issues the chain is currently facing.

Starbucks will be doing away with the pickup-only store model next year, CEO Brian Niccol announced. Here's what that means.

Mobile-only, pickup Starbucks locations will be closed by 2026, the company's CEO said. Here's where they are in Florida.

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Now, the famed coffee company is reversing course, as it aims to remodel its stores to feel less like caffeine way stations and more like community third spaces. They're adding warm decor and ...

Five years ago, Starbucks stores averaged 23 employees. Cost-cutting has since trimmed that number down to 18 to 19 — four to five fewer workers per location. Restoring pre-Covid staffing levels would ...

True transformation means tending a constant campfire. It means building and sustaining momentum, not relying on occasional big fireworks. Because staying on top means never standing still. The ...

Jim Cramer is bullish on Starbucks due to CEO Brian Niccol’s progress on a turnaround plan, citing successful trials of the ...

Built primarily in urban centers, airports, and hospitals, these stores were designed to maximize convenience—no cash ...

Starbucks reported third-quarter revenue of $9.46 billion, topping analyst expectations of $9.29 billion, according to ...