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This year, Starbucks expanded its exhibition footprint with creative green initiatives in partnership with Envision Group, a ...
Starbucks stock caught a downgrade Thursday, with analysts arguing the coffee chain wasn’t doing enough to turn its business ...
The coffee chain, which operates more than 7,700 stores in China, is doubling down on its "all-day beverage" strategy. With the goal of positioning coffee as a morning staple and non-coffee drinks as ...
Starbucks is considering a partial or full sale of its China business, with a recent news report suggesting that it could be valued at up to $10 billion. However, analysts caution that this may be an ...
The coffee giant is looking for a strategic partner in the high-growth market and is attracting plenty of interest from ...
Starbucks has tweaked its menu to lure back Chinese customers, including by introducing more sugar-free options and slashing prices on several tea-based beverages. Its first chief growth officer for ...
Starbucks considers partial sale of China business amid falling market share and rising local competition, with valuation pegged at up to $10 billion.
The same process may take much longer for Starbucks’ 7,800 stores in China. And a similar strategy caused problems at its U.S. stores in the past.
Luckin Coffee is huge in China. Now it's entering the U.S. with a model that Starbucks is sunsetting: perfunctory, mobile-first efficiency.
Luckin Coffee debuts in NYC with $1.99 brews, using tech-driven convenience and low prices to challenge Starbucks, Dunkin', and Tim Hortons.