Starbucks is closing all 96 Pick Up–only stores by 2026, shifting to more traditional cafés with added seating and a cozy ...

This program is designed to minimize product failure by refining offerings and launching menu innovations based on customer feedback. To avoid operational disruptions as the new items are introduced, ...

Starbucks customers may have noticed a change in the last few years. In an effort to adapt stores to Covid-era habits of take-out ordering, the coffee chain removed comfortable seating, blocked ...

She spends at least an hour a day on TikTok to see what’s trending to make the menu “relevant, modern and premium.” Starbucks ...

The coffee chain will phase out 80–90 mobile-only pickup‑only stores to return to a warmer, community-focused café model ...

As part of the "Back to Starbucks" campaign, CEO Brian Niccol revealed the company will be closing up to 90 locations that ...

According to Starbucks, as reported by the Global Coffee Report, "The initiative established five family-owned macadamia plots, intercropped with vegetables, medicinal plants, and edible herbs." ...

The coffee chain is piloting a new store design, simplifying its menu, and trying other tactics to bring back customers.

That change is expected to being within the new fiscal year which kicks off on October 1. As for those in a remote work setting, that will also be coming to an end.

The C.E.O., Brian Niccol, said the coffee chain’s turnaround was in progress, and sales in China increased for first time in ...

This is the second major price change for Starbucks in the last year. In late 2024, the company stopped charging extra for non-dairy milks, like oat and soy. That policy remains in place.