Starbucks' olive oil-infused coffee drinks are making their US debut despite some skepticism

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Starbucks is rolling out its olive-oil infused drink line, Oleato, in certain US markets starting March 23.

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Starbucks' new CEO will start life at the coffee giant with a pay packet that could be worth over $28 million

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Starbucks says that as well as his base salary and cash bonuses, Laxman Narasimhan will also be eligible for annual equity awards with a target value of $13.6 million.

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Why single-origin coffee can cost $30 per pound. More than 5 times the US average.

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An energy CEO poisoned with a cyanide-laced coffee joked that you should 'never have a personalized mug' in an explosive interview on South African TV

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Andre De Ruyter was ousted as the CEO of South African energy giant Eskom after an explosive interview with Annika Larsen for e.tv.

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

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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.

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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

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Starbucks has become a pioneer in menu customization.

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

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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.

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

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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.

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