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Starbucks Workers Claim New Blending Powder Leaves Them Coughing and With Sore Throats During Every Shift

Starbucks baristas report respiratory issues linked to a new blending powder used in frozen drinks, raising safety concerns and prompting calls for a recipe review.

International Business Times UK

Starbucks Powder Designed to Make Drinks 'Look Better' Makes Baristas Feel Worse

Starbucks Workers United raises safety concerns over a new blending powder causing respiratory issues among baristas. The union urges corporate action to address the health risks associated with the airborne ingredient.

International Business Times UK

Water supply returns to Gatwick after passengers spend hours without toilets

SES Water said earlier that the issue was being fixed but that a full solution would take time.

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Gatwick airport water supply returns after toilet chaos

The airport was forced to deploy additional staff and hand out bottled water to travellers

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Water supply outage leaves Gatwick passengers with no working toilets

SES Water confirmed there were interruptions to the supply in parts of Kent and Sussex.

Evening Standard

I tested the Ninja Luxe Cafe Mini Plus — and it’s ideal for total beginners due to this one game-changing feature

The Ninja Luxe Cafe Mini Plus is one of the best espresso machines for complete beginners due to its helpful dialing-in assist feature.

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Starbucks’ big marketing blunder in South Korea shows how cultural blind spots can put global brands in a bind

When Starbucks Korea promoted its series of reusable tumblers called “tanks” with a “Tank Day” campaign on May 18, 2026, it probably seemed like a fun marketing idea.

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Oklahoma woman arrives at Starbucks for custom beverage. But the barista’s words make her ask the staff to throw her drink away

“I just like paid what, $7 for the drink and then I tipped $2 on top of that.”

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Starbucks Thailand looks beyond coffee for growth

Starbucks Thailand aims to operate 600 stores by early 2027. The company plans to open additional branches in provincial areas, including major cities, particularly tourist destinations and smaller cities.

Bangkok Post

Earnings Preview: What To Expect From Starbucks' Report

Starbucks is scheduled to report its third-quarter results soon, and analysts expect a double-digit earnings increase.

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SEC chairman suggests no-action pause could continue

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Ballotpedia

You can’t spell chai latte without AI. That will hurt India

The AI adoption craze is looming over what’s promising to be another lackluster earnings season for IT services exporters. Last week, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., the biggest among them, reported 0.4% growth in revenue over the previous three months after stripping out currency fluctuations, the slowest expansion in a year.

The Economic Times

In Texas Schools, a Crisis of Arrests of Kids as Young as 10

A groundbreaking data analysis shows how districts across the state are arresting and citing children for common misbehavior, leaving lasting trauma as the Legislature rejects bills to raise the age of criminal responsibility and floods schools with even more police.

Texas Observer

Starbucks Is Serving Up Your Coffee with a Side of AI. What That Means for SBUX Stock.

Starbucks is reportedly developing in-house AI software to replace the ones it currently relies on.

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Starbucks Builds Sovereign AI to Cut $400 Million in Software Costs

Starbucks (SBUX) is building internal AI tools to replace Microsoft and IBM software, targeting $400 million in annual vendor spend and cutting $30 million from its tech budget.

The Economic Times

Starbucks taps tech's wonder kid and serves Microsoft, IBM a cold brew

Starbucks is developing artificial intelligence tools internally to replace existing software. These new applications could replace systems currently bought from Microsoft and IBM. The coffee chain aims to reduce significant annual spending on software licenses. Some of these AI-powered tools may be implemented by the end of next year. This…

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Seattle woman reveals Starbucks rules that aren’t in the job description, then lists no fake nails, no Apple Watch, no wedding rings: ‘I was fired’

She can’t make sense of the Apple Watch rule.

The Economic Times

Blue Tokai brews up competition with Starbucks in India’s potential $1.15 billion market: Report

Specialty coffee chain Blue Tokai plans to triple its store count to 800 by FY30. The company aims to open 120 new cafes this financial year. Blue Tokai is also in discussions to raise at least $100 million in funding. Revenue is expected to grow by over 50% to Rs…

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PepsiCo and more: Jim Cramer says market rotation is creating buying chances, picks 4 stocks

Jim Cramer said the latest market rotation has created attractive buying opportunities as institutional selling dragged down quality stocks. He highlighted PepsiCo, Starbucks, Constellation Brands, TJX Companies and Johnson & Johnson as potential picks despite recent market weakness.

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Reese Witherspoon On The Unexpected Place She Gets Elle Woods One-Liners Thrown At Her All The Time

What, like it's hard to guess?

MarketBeat

These 3 Stocks Offer Investors Exposure to the Functional Beverage Boom

The functional beverage market is projected to reach $235 billion by 2031. BellRing Brands, Starbucks, and Celsius Holdings offer investors varying levels of exposure to the trend.

International Business Times UK

Is Walmart Open on 4th of July? Wegmans, Aldi and Starbucks Holiday Hours Explained

Most major US retailers and restaurants will remain open on Independence Day, though some will have shorter hours. Costco is a notable exception, closing for the holiday.

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Woman accidentally leaves her purse in a Tennessee Urgent Care. An hour later, a woman in her 40s allegedly spends $2000 in Starbucks, Target, and Walgreens

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The Times of India

'Fake News': Donald Trump on book that says he leaves leftover snack, silverware on bedroom floor

US President Donald Trump has launched a blistering attack on a new book by New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, calling it "mostly made up, Fake News, largely fiction" after it revealed that he leaves piles of chip bags, ice cream cartons and Starbucks wrappers on his…

The Independent UK

Female police officer punched in Manchester airport assault urges attacker to ‘show remorse’

As PC Lydia Ward’s attacker is jailed, she looks back on the incident

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