I bought my last Starbucks drink 4 years ago. I pay more for coffee now, but the benefits are worth it.

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Starbucks is copying the fast-food value playbook with its new $5 and $6 breakfast combos

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Do 'functional' drinks really work?

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Functional or "healthy" drinks claim to calm you down, boost your energy, or improve brain health. Celebrities from Katy Perry to Bella Hadid have embraced them. But are they actually worth it?

Longevity fanatic Bryan Johnson says 'sleep is the new coffee'

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Bryan Johnson doesn't think you should drink coffee.

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Howard Schultz tells Starbucks to fix its stores and mobile app to reverse 'fall from grace'

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Howard Schultz spent more than two decades leading Starbucks.

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No bean coffee made from things like date seeds may be in our near future

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Coffee production has several downfalls.

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Starbucks says it's launching boba-inspired drinks this summer

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Boba, also known as bubble tea, is a Taiwanese drink made up of milk, tea, and chewy tapioca. pearls.

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Starbucks says mornings are so busy that one in 8 mobile customers are abandoning orders

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Your latte could get even more expensive, thanks to a drought in Vietnam that's strangling coffee bean production

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Vietnam produces more than a third of the world's robusta coffee – but drought threatens production and prices.

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How Nespresso and Keurig spend millions trying to solve coffee-pod waste

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Each year, coffee companies like Keurig and Nespresso produce almost 50 billion single-serve coffee pods, which are notoriously difficult to recycle. Keurig even says so on its labels.

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