The Latest Breaking News from Starbucks

Sean O’Brien and Sen Markwayne Mullin squared off at a Senate HELP committee hearing

Few American companies strive to project as warm and welcoming an image as Starbucks, in its treatment of customers and workers alike.

Police in Castro Valley said they were investigating car break-ins when woman and two daughters were handcuffed in parking lot

Howard Schultz has agreed to appear before a U.S. Senate committee that is examining Starbucks' actions amid an ongoing unionization campaign

Bernie Sanders had threatened to subpoena Howard Schultz if he refused to appear while workers file unfair labor practice charges

Investment suggests US-owned cafe chain will keep British arm despite report it was considering sale

The coffee giant will focus on drive-through sites

Starbucks Coffee Japan announced it will introduce reusable resin glasses when serving cold drinks in about 1,500 stores to reduce waste.

As well as opening new branches, Starbucks will also refurbish and upgrade existing sites over the next three years as part of a huge £30million investment in the UK

Starbucks reiterated Thursday that its outgoing CEO Howard Schultz is not the right person to testify on behalf of the company at a congressional hearing requested by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont. Despite being the public face of the Seattle-based coffee giant, the company said Schultz hasn't been involved in making…

Plans have been submitted which could see Starbucks take over an empty unit in the shopping centre, allowing it to expand.