How Starbucks, Disney, and other companies are reacting to the LA fires
Companies including Amazon, Starbucks, McDonald's, and Google are participating in relief efforts for the Los Angeles fires.
FIRST READING: In latest sign of woke retreat, Starbucks walks back 'anti-racist' bathroom policy
TOP STORY In yet another signal of institutional retreat from so-called “woke” policies, Starbucks Canada has announced that ...
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US bans additive from food that can cause cancer - 35 years after it was banned from cosmetics
Red No. 3 has been banned in cosmetics and topical drugs since 1990, but the Food and Drug administration has now barred it to be used in food too due to its potential cancer risk ...
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Coffee industry unites to raise $16 million for growing programs
World Coffee Research (WCR) has announced that the global industry made a renewed US$10 million (AU$16.12 million) commitment ...
7 Things You Should Know Before Shopping at Grocery Outlet for the First Time
Once I started shopping there, I totally got the hype. Prices for products — produce, meat, vegan items, pet supplies, and ...
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Parenting Through the California Wildfires
Even in the midst of devastating chaos and disaster, children still need the bathroom. They still complain about brown ...
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Has the Fire Ceased?
No, the fire has not ceased. For now, we have an ember. And while it burns low, let us — as always — take our cues from the ...
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What next for coffee prices?
Bad weather, supply chain challenges and high demand kept pushing the price of coffee up in 2024. Will 2025 be any different?
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All the changes coming to Starbucks this year
From self-serve milk to more free refills, Starbucks has been making multiple policy changes under CEO Brian Niccol.
Starbucks plans corporate layoffs
Starbucks Chairman and CEO Brian Niccol, who started in the job in September, said the company needs to reduce complexity ...