Starbucks has appointed Indian-origin technology executive Anand Varadarajan as its new executive vice president and chief technology officer (CTO), tapping a nearly two-decade Amazon veteran to lead its global technology operations.

Starbucks Appoints Indian-Origin Anand Varadarajan as CTO

New York City’s Mayor-elect expresses support for Starbucks employees amid ongoing labor actions. By showing solidarity, the incoming administration signals its commitment to workers’ rights, unionization efforts, and fair labor practices, highlighting the city’s focus on strengthening protections and promoting equitable workplace conditions.

New-York City Mayor Elect Shows Solidarity with Starbucks Workers

Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, who pledges to be the mayor of all New Yorkers, included New Yorkers who are on strike. Mamdani gave support to striking workers at Starbucks, the biggest coffee shop in the country.


New-York city Mayor elect shows solidarity with Starbucks workers

If you’re a Starbucks regular in India, your daily cup may be in for a major shake-up. The coffee giant is preparing a big reboot of its India business after partner Tata consumer products reportedly put a pause on fresh investments until the chain becomes more cost-efficient and consumer-friendly.

Starbucks Rethinks India Coffee Strategy: Reports 

Starbucks is changing more than just its menu—Here’s what’s coming next for coffee giant

Layoffs & store closure: Starbucks is changing more than just its menu—Here’s what’s coming next for coffee giant

Price wars, swiftly falling market share and investor interests are set to reshape Starbucks strategy in China.

Starbucks denies full China exit but confirms stake sale talks

Business & Economy: The coffee giant, which is facing mounting pressure from local competitors has reached out to PE firms, technology firms, and others to gauge interest

Starbucks explores stake sale for its China business

A major lawsuit filed in U.S. district court accuses Starbucks of sourcing coffee from Brazilian farms cited for forced labor.  

The case, brought by the labor rights group international rights advocates,

Represents eight brazilian workers who claim they were trafficked, exploited, and subjected to slave-like conditions.

Starbucks Sued Over Forced Labour

World | Starbucks has announced new dress code for its baristas in North America. The new dress code is part of CEO Brian Niccol’s push to revamp the company

Starbucks announces new dress code for baristas amid slump sales: What it is and why

WORLD Trending news | The starbucks hot coffee incident occurred on 8 February, 2020 and on Friday (March 14), the survivor -  Michael Garcia - received $50 million .

'Disfigured genitals, multiple skin grafts': Man gets $50mn in lawsuit after hot Starbucks drink spilled on lap

World, Trending: Almost seven years ago, Starbucks allowed people to hang out inside its coffee shops and use the restrooms without having to buy anything. 

Starbucks introduces new policy, to ask customers 'to buy something' or 'get out'

The holiday season, often a bustling time for Starbucks, has turned contentious in a way as baristas across 12 cities in the U.S. escalate a strike that began last Friday, typically one of the busiest periods for the coffeehouse giant. Watch in for more details!

Starbucks Strike Expands During Holiday Demand

Starbucks workers have expanded their ongoing strike to 10 US cities now, including Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, and New York. The walkout began on Friday, initially affecting stores in three cities but now includes locations in New Jersey, Philadelphia, and St. Louis. The strike is organized by Workers United, which represents over 10,000 baristas and comes during the busy holiday season. Despite these disruptions, Starbucks says only a small number of its 11,000 US stores have been impacted. Watch in for more details!

USA News: Starbucks Workers Strike Ahead Of Christmas Rush

Starbucks shares slide as preliminary results reveal decline in sales

New Starbucks CEO faces backlash for 1000 miles private jet commute

Starbucks' soon-to-be CEO Brian Niccol will reportedly be jetting to work thrice a week. Niccol's contract with Starbucks reportedly allows him to use the company jet for personal travel too. Here are the details.

This CEO will be taking a jet to work thrice a week

Starbucks' new CEO to supercommute 1,600 km from California to Seattle for work

New Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol Must Fix the Chain's Mobile App Problem

Starbucks faces lawsuit over accusations of stealing the concept for coffee-flavoured lipstick

Gaza war backlash costing Starbucks? Here's what we know

Not working past 6 pm cost Starbucks CEO Narasimhan his job? Internet speculates

Laxman Narasimhan no longer Starbucks CEO; Brian Niccol to lead coffee chain

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