The only 8 things a former Starbucks barista orders in the fall

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Starbucks recently released its fall drinks for this year.

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Starbucks customers say wait times have gotten really long, so I went to check it out

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I ordered drinks at three different Starbucks locations.

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Starbucks' new CEO just started the job. Here's what he could shake up, from the menu to the C-suite.

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Brian Niccol will assume Starbucks' CEO role in September.

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A Starbucks worker of nearly 20 years says the chain has gone from 'quirky coffee shop' to 'soulless fast food empire'

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A Starbucks employee said that the company was better to work for under former CEO Howard Schultz.

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Starbucks is suffering from a mountain of mobile orders and chronic understaffing, a store employee says

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Starbucks' mobile ordering system has become a challenge for store employees to manage, one told BI.

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6 of the best and 4 of the worst drinks at Starbucks, according to baristas

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A barista recommended hot drinks over iced ones.

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All the differences between Starbucks in Italy and the US

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From exclusive items to portion sizes, we wanted to find all the differences between Starbucks in the US and Italy. This is "Food Wars."

I asked 5 Starbucks baristas to make me their favorite off-menu drinks. I'd order them all again despite the prices.

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I tried custom off-menu Starbucks drinks from baristas in California.

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China is Starbucks' 2nd biggest market, but sales are slumping. Here's why.

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China is Starbucks' second-biggest market, with more than 7,000 stores.

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Starbucks' new CEO will have the use of a private jet from California to Seattle every week to meet its RTO rules

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Brian Niccol, Starbucks' new CEO, will commute between Newport Beach and Seattle.

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