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Bottom Up?
Patt Morrison | Posted 07.24.2008 | Business
Is the plural of ''Starbucks'' also ''Starbucks,'' or is it "Starbuckses''? Like sheep and sheep, or moose and moose, rather than Jones and Joneses?
Life Cycle: Java Break
Simran Sethi | Posted 06.30.2008 | Green
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Next to crude oil, coffee may be our strongest addiction. More than half of Americans fuel themselves with one to four cups of coffee, totaling upwards of 330 million cups daily.
How To Become A Coffee Connoisseur
The New York Times | Hannah Wallace | Posted 05.29.2008 | Living
Time was when only coffee buyers, roasters and baristas cared to spend time sniffing grounds with patient dedication. But now cuppings at independent ...
And the Latte Indicator Says...Economy Screwed
Henry Blodget | Posted 04.24.2008 | Business
How bad is the economy these days? So bad that one of the nation's largest purveyors of custom-made addictive drugs is slashing its forecast yet again as customers tighten their belts.
Vintage Brown Starbucks Cups, I Wish I Could Quit You
Andrew J. Nusca | Posted 04.15.2008 | Business
Starbucks has created a new brand. In the minds of consumers, vintage brown is (hopefully) bonded to service, and bright green is attached to convenience.
Starbucks Closing Stores Today
Huffington Post | Posted 02.25.2008 | Business
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For three hours on Tuesday, Starbucks will shut down every single one of its 7,100 stores so that baristas can receive a refresher course on how best ...
Stop The Coffee Insanity
Jodi Lipper and Cerina Vincent | Posted 02.16.2008 | Living
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You have already heard a bit from us about whether or not Starbucks is our friend, but during these winter months when so many of us drink hot liquid ...
How Oil Finds its Way Into Your Starbucks Latte, and Other Good News
Carla Wise | Posted 01.17.2008 | Living
Starbucks' plight illustrates how soaring oil prices are beginning to affect our food system in all kinds of fascinating ways. I see this as a possible path to our salvation.
Does it Matter if Starbucks Sucks? (Yes. A lot. And More Every Day)
Jesse Kornbluth | Posted 01.17.2008 | Living
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Starbucks is not just another company that mainlined growth, saturated the market and lost its way. It's the one public space in America that's the natural heir to the venerable Kaffeehäusen of Vienna and cafés of Paris.
The Death of Postum
Dave Hill | Posted 01.16.2008 | Living
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News of Postum's demise first reached me through the Internet (and, to be fair, I have not seen nor heard of it mentioned elsewhere since). As it turns out, Mormons have been hit the hardest by the absence of the elusive beverage.
Starbucks To Stop Serving Organic Milk
Wall Street Journal | Janet Adamy | Posted 01.16.2008 | Business
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Starbucks Corp. plans to stop selling organic milk at its stores next month. The Seattle coffee giant has stocked organic milk at U.S. shops since 20...
Caution: The McBeverage You're About To Enjoy is Extremely Overpriced
Edward Ugel | Posted 01.16.2008 | Business
Just getting a small coffee at Starbucks is an act of bravery and public protest.
Starbucks And McDonald's Coffee Showdown
Newsweek | Jennifer Ordoñez | Posted 01.11.2008 | Business
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Obama and Clinton. McCain and Romney. Call them the great contests of the week, if you must. But pound for (finely ground) pound, a more heated battle...
Men Served More Quickly Than Woman At Coffee Shops
Slate | Tim Harford | Posted 11.12.2007 | Business
I'm a real cappuccino lover myself, but many of my female colleagues don't seem to go for the stuff. I'd never thought too much about it until recentl...
It's Not You, It's Me
Giulia Rozzi | Posted 10.23.2007 | Living
This girl had done nothing wrong but be misinformed and for some reason I decided she need to be schooled.
Young Adults Prefer Coffee On The Go, Not From A Can
BusinessWeek | Judith Crown | Posted 10.08.2007 | Business
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Adam Howitt, a 33-year-old British entrepreneur, pecks away on a laptop in the corner of a downtown Chicago Starbucks. He's sipping a tall Sumatra ble...
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