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Hyper Personalisation as the Next Step in Customer Retention

Direct and targeted personalisation has long been a key part of managing customer relationships. Customers like to feel like they’re more than a number, and savvy businesses have always found ways to address this fact. Despite this importance, the number of approaches available here, especially for businesses with smaller staff…

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9 Restaurant Chains Losing Customers as Diners Rethink Where They Spend

The restaurant industry is experiencing a massive structural reset as inflation-weary consumers fundamentally rethink where they spend their hard-earned money. After years of soaring menu price hikes, shrinking portion sizes, and slipping food quality, diners are voting with their wallets and eating out less. While some casual dining and fast-food…

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Starbucks CEO says the coffee chain won’t lose its cash-strapped consumers because it’s on its way to being a 'world-class customer service' company

Brian Niccol said Starbucks’ quality and customer service is worth the cost of a $6 or $7 latte.

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Starbucks barista tests the new blending powder. Then she questions whether it is safe to inhale: ‘you should be concerned’

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After Years-Long Battle, California Rideshare Drivers Win Certification. Can They Win a Contract?

If Uber and Lyft resort to the stalling tactics corporations commonly use to block higher pay and better working conditions, gig workers will still have a fight on their hands.

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Uber Eats driver is told to ‘hurry up’ over a $5 tip. Then the customer calls him a ‘little maid’ so he turns the order into a mukbang

He felt offended.

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San Diego man at Starbucks was asked to move closer to his table. 2 years later, he is suing them for ‘deblitating nerve damage’ to his genitals

He claims that a Star wars employee "created a foreseeable risk."

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Oil exec says ‘wobbly’ Starbucks table left him with ‘debilitating nerve damage to his genitals’ in hot-drink lawsuit

Exclusive: Oil-and-gas executive Vladimir Podlipskiy, 63, says the coffee chain was negligent for allowing a ‘wobbly’ table to remain in service

The Independent UK

How Khloé Kardashian’s popcorn brand Khloud got ahead of the protein craze

Khloud is winning over consumers at Target, Starbucks, and Walmart. For Khloé Kardashian, the journey to this point has been "a lot of trial and error."

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Corcoran Group CEO says Gen Z's housing market struggles mirror what boomers faced 30 years ago: ‘Stop buying Starbucks coffee,' she advises

From skipping coffee runs to hosting dinner clubs, Corcoran Group CEO Pamela Liebman has one message for Gen Z: Getting your first home takes sacrifices—but it’s doable, even in today’s pricey market.

Fortune

South Korean police raid local Starbucks headquarters over controversial marketing campaign

South Korean police say they’ve raided the headquarters of Starbucks’ local operation as part of an investigation into a marketing campaign perceived as defaming 1980s' pro-democracy movements

The Independent UK

Starbucks Korea offices raided over controversial ‘Tank Day’ campaign

Promotion for its ‘Tank’ tumbler range was accused of invoking military crackdown on 1980 Gwangju uprising

The Independent UK

Starbucks 'Tank Day' Controversy Explained Why Police Raided the South Korean Coffee Giant's HQ

South Korean police have raided the Seoul headquarters of Starbucks Korea following intense public backlash over the controversial 'Tank Day' marketing campaign.

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Starbucks CEO Earns 1,794 Times More Than the Average Worker: Here's Why He's Paid $31M

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol's $31 million pay package in 2025 has reignited debates on executive compensation, as the company shows signs of recovery under his leadership amidst union disputes and competition.

The Independent UK

The staggering reason Starbucks’ CEO earns more than every rival

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What makes a CEO worth $31 million a year? You’ll have to ask Starbucks

IN FOCUS : Starbucks has paid its CEO more than $120 million since he joined in late 2024. What makes him worth it? JR Duren reports

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Professional cellist sues Starbucks for £2m after 'career-ending' incident at central London branch

Sally Kenyon, 44, was at Starbucks in central London when a large wooden fridge surround fell down on to her head

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‘Starbucks has known for many, many years’: California woman sues after burns to her stomach, thighs and private parts

The lawyer said these incidents are too common.

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I'm an ex-Starbucks barista — you can make the Iced Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso at home for a fraction of the cost

For the eighteenth episode of The Coffee Lab, I let you in on a little Starbucks secret and show you how to make one of my favorite summer drinks.

The Independent UK

Starbucks testing variation on existing fan-favorite drink, CEO says

Drinks will be tested in 100 store locations

MarketBeat

Can Starbucks Keep This Turnaround Going? The Latest Results Say Yes

Starbucks' fiscal Q3 results show comps growth and expanding margins under CEO Brian Niccol, prompting raised guidance, analyst price target hikes, and a stock outlook targeting fresh highs.

The Economic Times

TATA Starbucks eyes expansion in metros, emerging high-growth cities; opens first Reserve store in South India

TATA Starbucks plans significant expansion across Indian metropolitan and emerging cities. The company recently opened its first South India Reserve store, increasing the total to six. This expansion reflects India's status as a fast-growing global market for Starbucks. TATA Starbucks now operates over 500 stores nationwide, employing approximately 4,300 people.

The Economic Times

Starbucks raises annual forecasts again as turnaround takes root

Starbucks has raised its annual sales and profit forecasts again. The company's turnaround strategy has reignited demand and improved customer experience. Global same-store sales growth is now expected to be near six percent. Adjusted earnings per share are also projected to increase significantly. This performance reflects market share stabilization and…

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Starbucks reports strong quarterly sales and raises annual outlook

Starbucks shares have soared after the coffee giant reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit

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