Starbucks' interim CEO Howard Schultz said he doesn't believe unions have a place at the coffee giant as unionization efforts spread

Tech Insider
Howard Schultz
Howard Schultz, CEO of Starbucks.

Jim Bennett/Getty Images

Starbucks is launching olive oil infused-coffee, and even interim CEO Howard Schultz acknowledged there was 'some skepticism' about the drink

Tech Insider
A Starbucks barista prepares a drink at a Starbucks Coffee Shop location in New York.
Three olive oil-infused coffee beverages will be available at Starbucks stores in Italy from Wednesday. They will be introduced to the US in Spring.

Ramin Talaie/Corbis via Getty Images

Starbucks filed a fresh patent for a machine which could create the highly personalized, super complex drinks staff are so sick of making for customers

Tech Insider
A cold Starbucks drink
Starbucks has become a pioneer in menu customization.

Zhang Peng / Getty Images

Tulsa couple finally receives a refund from Starbucks after being charged a $4,000 tip for two coffees

Tech Insider
The Starbucks logo is displayed on a cup at a Starbucks store on October 29, 2021 in Marin City, California.
The reason for the mysterious charge is still unclear, according to local news reports.

Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

Howard Schultz teased that an Italian-inspired 'game-changer' is coming soon to Starbucks — and it's 'bigger than any new promotion or beverage'

Tech Insider
Howard Schultz, the former CEO of Starbucks, in the company's reserve roastery in Milan wearing a grey suit.
Howard Schultz is traveling back to Italy later this month.

Starbucks

The Stanley tumbler is the latest trendy water bottle taking over TikTok — here are the 6 brands it's beating out, from Hydro Flask to Camelbak

Tech Insider
four stanley tumbler cups
Stanley's 40-ounce tumblers retail for $40 to $50, according to the company website. Social media users are praising the cups for their design and ability to keep drinks chilled.

Courtesy of Stanley

Starbucks is inviting social workers to assist homeless people at some of its cafés

Tech Insider
An interior of a Starbucks cafe
Starbucks is inviting social workers to assist homeless people in its cafes.

Jeff Greenberg / Getty Images

Subscribe to Starbucks