Starbucks is shutting down its pick-up only stores just six years after introducing the concept, because they no longer mesh ...

It read as a giant in the middle of a major restructuring. Under CEO Brian Niccol — who's nearing the one-year mark as CEO — ...

Starbucks is phasing out its mobile order-only stores because they lack "warmth and human connection", the company announced on Tuesday. This shift is meant to be a part of the broader reshaping of ...

According to Starbucks' latest earnings report for the 13-week period ending June 29, store sales declined by 2% worldwide ...

Humana boosts full-year profit guidance and the stock rises while SoFi falls after announcing an underwritten public offering ...

Starbucks will soon offer protein cold foam and is exploring gluten free and protein-centric foods, CEO Brian Niccol said.

Starbucks ditching mobile-order stores which lack ‘warmth’ as sales fall - The changes, which could affect 80 or 90 locations ...

But while many analysts presented a bullish case for the company's turnaround, not all investors are sold on Niccol and his ...

The chain’s 'pickup-only' experiment is getting downsized as Starbucks pivots back to warmth, hospitality, and actual seats.

Starbucks Corp., which built a loyal following in part by selling sugary candy-colored drinks, has a vision for a healthier ...

While the chain’s same-store sales are still in decline, CEO Brian Niccol is confident that its comeback is ahead of schedule ...

Starbucks shares rose by 3% as CEO Brian Niccol's turnaround strategy begins to show positive results. The company plans to revamp its store design and operations, emphasizing a 'Better Starbucks' ...