Starbucks began 2025 with some big changes. The coffee chain has announced a number of shifts, including many at its cafés, since CEO Brian Niccol took the helm in September. It's trying to win ...

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Frappuccino lovers, brace yourselves Starbucks is cutting 13 drinks from its menu, and your usual might as well be on the chopping block. Here is everything you need to know. Starbucks is doing ...

Starbucks plans to lay off 1,100 corporate employees globally as new Chairman and CEO Brian Niccol streamlines operations. In a letter to employees released Monday, Niccol said the company will ...

Starbucks has been in a slump after a year of declining sales, boycotts, and executive turnover. It has hired former Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol to turn the tide by investing in the company’s ...

(KTLA) — Starbucks customers are about to see a much smaller menu. In January, Starbucks announced it would cut its menu by about 30% as part of a slew of changes rolled out since chairman and ...

Starbucks announced Monday it will lay off over 1,000 corporate workers and cut complex and unpopular drinks from its menu in an effort to turn around lagging sales and revamp the coffee chain ...

Starbucks customers across hundreds of locations in the United States started their weeks off with a surprise: Their beloved Frappuccinos and iced espresso drinks served in paper cups, not plastic.

Starbucks to Cut 1,100 Corporate Roles in CEO Niccol's Turnaround Push By Neil J Kanatt and Ananya Mariam Rajesh (Reuters) - Starbucks said on Monday it would eliminate 1,100 corporate roles as ...

Starbucks is cutting 1,100 corporate positions as part of a bid to create “smaller, more nimble teams,” CEO Brian Niccol wrote in a message to employees Monday. It’s one of the largest ...

Big changes are coming to the Starbucks menu this spring. Starbucks revealed exclusively to TODAY.com that on March 4, it will remove a selection of less popular beverages from its menu.