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Starbucks to Open in Underserved Communities in Southern Dallas and Trenton, NJ
The new stores are part of Starbucks national initiative aimed at creating economic opportunities by hiring locally, providing in-store training opportunities for youth, and working with local minority-owned businesses.
Kevin Johnson Returns to New Mexico State to Receive Honorary Doctorate
Speaking at his alma mater, Starbucks ceo Kevin Johnson advises New Mexico State University graduates to “find your passion and always remember to serve others.”
‘Your Station in Life Does Not Define You,’ Schultz to Graduating Partners
Three years ago, Howard Schultz announced the college achievement plan, which provides eligible partners based in the U.S. who work 20 hours a week or more, the opportunity to get an online degree through ASU, debt-free. More than 7,000 are currently participating in the program.
Starbucks to Open in Jamaica, Further Expanding its Presence in the Caribbean
Starbucks has granted Caribbean Coffee Traders Limited the exclusive rights to develop and operate stores in Jamaica
Starbucks Reports Record Q2 FY17 Revenues and EPS
Q2 financial 2017 highlights: Comparable store sales up 3% globally; consolidated net revenues grow 6%; operating margin expands to Q2 record 17.7%; GAAP and non-GAAP earnings per share up 15%.
Starbucks Announces Reserve Roastery Coming to Chicago’s Mag Mile in 2019
Starbucks announced it will open a Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Chicago in 2019. Located on North Michigan Avenue and Erie Street on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile, the Chicago Reserve Roastery represents the company’s third Roastery location in the U.S.
How Starbucks Plans to Make an Impact by 2020 and Beyond
Starbucks 2016 Global Social Impact Report shares the company’s vision for 2020 and beyond in the areas of coffee sustainability, greener retail and community engagement.
Video: Howard Schultz Speaks at China’s Tsinghua University
As one of his first engagements since assuming the role of Starbucks executive chairman, Howard Schultz presented on building trust and developing an enduring brand at Tsinghua University’s School of Economics and Management in Beijing, China.