Starbucks reported second-quarter revenue of $8.76 billion and adjusted earnings of 41 cents per share. These figures missed analyst expectations of $8.86 billion in revenue and 50 cents in earnings, ...

Starbucks investors have been on a roller-coaster ride over the last few years. Sales plummeted during the pandemic's height ...

Tech to enable humans to work better rather than tech for tech's sake! It'll never catch on- or perhaps it will if Starbucks ...

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol acknowledged the downbeat ... "My optimism has turned into confidence that our Back to Starbucks plan is the right strategy to turn the business around and to unlock ...

Starbucks earnings fell below expectations yesterday, but it’s still planning major design steps to turn things around. Here ...

CEO Brian Niccol tried to maintain investor confidence in the Back to Starbucks strategic plan despite worries about macroeconomic pressures. Most investors aren't expecting a big uptick in growth ...

Starbucks faces challenges in reviving its business, CEO Brian Niccol said on Tuesday, after the coffee giant posted ...

However, CEO Brian Niccol sounded an optimistic note, saying, "My optimism has turned into confidence that our 'Back to Starbucks' plan is the right strategy to turn the business around and to ...

Despite the drop, CEO Brian Niccol expressed optimism ... “My optimism has turned into confidence that our 'Back to Starbucks' plan is the right strategy to turn the business around and to ...

It's not surprising that Niccol and his team remain optimistic about the direction Starbucks is headed. After all, one of the most important parts of any CEO's job is to instill confidence among ...

Starbucks misses analysts estimates on the top and bottom lines in the second quarter. CEO Brian Niccol says a lot of progress is happening "below the surface." Get prepared for the Fed’s next ...

McDonald's global sales post surprise drop as tariff chaos hurts consumer confidence ... sparked by chaotic tariffs. Starbucks earnings disappoint as CEO Niccol's strategy faces US hurdles ...