During the global technology outage, Starbucks, one of America’s largest coffee chains, has reported disruptions to its online ordering system. The Record, Bergen County Story by Manahil Ahmad ...

Based on the most recent data, SBUX has returned 5.55% so far this year. In comparison, Retail-Wholesale companies have returned an average of -8.99%.

Starbucks is putting a limit on how many items customers can order on its mobile app. The coffeehouse chain told TODAY that it has reduced that number from 15 to 12.. The latest change hopes to ...

A Starbucks app outage on Tuesday left customers unable to place a mobile order, delaying caffeine fixes for millions of coffee lovers until the app returned to service later in the day.

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol said mobile ordering "chipped away" at the brand's soul. In a "Rapid Response" interview, he said mobile ordering caused the brand to lose touch with customers.

Starbucks is rethinking how it prioritizes mobile, in-store and drive-thru drink orders to improve throughput and better meet customer expectations, CEO Brian Niccol said on a Q1 2025 earnings ...

Starbucks is trying to improve cafes and cut wait times with the Siren Craft System, but an employee says it's not the solution the company claims.