The Latest Breaking News from Starbucks

Former CEO denied in his Senate testimony that Starbucks is engaging in illegal union-busting activities

SEATTLE — Starbucks shareholders approved a proposition for the board of directors to conduct a third-party assessment of how the company treats its workforce. The Seattle-based coffee giant, which has been facing congressional and legal scrutiny for similar concerns, previously opposed the proposition and announced it would do its own…

The firing came just days after former CEO Howard Schultz appeared before a Senate committee to face questioning

Starbucks Workers United, the union organizing Starbucks’ workers, said Lexi Rizzo was fired after arriving a few minutes late for work. It claims the firing was retaliation for Rizzo’s vocal support of the union.

Lexi Rizzo, shift supervisor for seven years at one of the first stores to unionize, says company claims she was fired for tardiness

The services contain a Starbucks Drive-Thru, Burger King Drive-Thru, Pret, Greggs and a Budgens convenience store in addition to a fuel station.

The socialist senator from Vermont has never been afraid of rhetorical bombast.

Former Starbucks Corp. CEO Howard Schultz kept his cool and stayed on message on Wednesday amid pointed questioning during a Senate committee hearing about the coffee giant’s alleged labor law violations. Even as Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, who chairs the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, described Starbucks as…

The café has officially opened within the Sainsbury's superstore at Murrayfield with customers able to sit in or get their order delivered by Deliveroo or Uber Eats.

One of the units has been empty since 2015

U.S. companies spend an estimated $433 million per year on union avoidance consultants, new report finds.