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    • Starbucks’ new boss should beware its backseat barista

      Brian Niccol’s appointment suggests a win for ex-CEO Howard Schultz

    • Starbucks' 'fall from grace' that precipitated CEO Narasimhan's untimely exit

      Howard Schultz - Narasimhan's predecessor and a celebrated CEO and founder - had in May said that Starbucks needed to renew focus, and fix the US operations, which were the 'primary reason for the company’s fall from grace'.

    • Starbucks's ex-CEO Howard Schultz says Steve Jobs ‘screamed in his face’: 'Fire all those people'

      'There was a future meeting scheduled for Starbucks and Apple around mobile order and pay and other things,' Howard Schultz said, adding that he met Steve Jobs at Apple's campus courtyard where they went on a walk to discuss the matter.

    • World Street | KKR's health bet, Korean crackdown on shorts, China-France deal talks, Steve Wozniak's space gig and more

      From Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to France and former Starbucks CEO's advice to the company to South Korea's illegal short sellers, here's a look at some of the major developments from across the world.

    • It is the end of an era at Starbucks

      Howard Schultz didn’t start Starbucks, but he built it into the company it is today. And in him, we saw how the best and worst parts of founders and longtime CEOs are often one in the same. Everything is personal for them. They inject a company with passion and dedication, but that also can mean they make decisions using emotion rather than reason. So for Schultz, the arrival of the union was deeply personal. He believed that only badly behaved companies needed unions to protect their workers; in his mind, Starbucks was not that kind of a company, and he was not that kind of a CEO

    • Indian-origin Laxman Narasimhan on being Starbucks CEO: 'With deepest humility'

    • Starbucks new CEO Laxman Narasimhan takes his seat

    • Howard Schultz takes cue from Mediterranean cuisine, introduces Starbucks’ new concoction of coffee with olive oil

    • Starbucks’ Howard Schultz: ‘The soul of the company was being compromised’

    • What Starbucks founder Howard Schultz has to say about Laxman Narasimhan

    • All about Pune-educated Laxman Narasimhan, the new CEO of Starbucks

    • Starbucks CEO begged employees to return to office: 'I said I'll get on my knees'

    • Schultz’s early moves at Starbucks suggest deeper changes coming

    • Starbucks CEO to retire; founder Howard Schultz to be interim chief

    • China's Xi Jinping pens letter to Starbucks tycoon to promote trade

    • Starbucks executive Howard Schultz to step aside, mulling 'range of options'

    • Starbucks CEO says chain ready to enter Italy after 35 years

    • Starbucks to hire 10,000 refugees over next 5 years

    • Starbucks CEO steps down to focus on high-end coffee,shares fall

    • Tata, Starbucks to boost synergy with new global initiatives

    • Starbucks eyes huge growth in India, China markets

    • Engage These Three Bright Sparks to Enliven Your

      'Corporate Culture' is the new catchword in business circles off late, and with good reason.

    • Starbucks calls to 'come together' for US deal

      Everyone in the US is hoping for a deal. They are urging the lawmakers in their own unique ways.

    • Starbucks CEO says in talks on UK tax payment

      Starbucks Corp Chief Executive Howard Schultz on Wednesday said the coffee chain is in talks about paying income taxes in the UK, despite the fact the company has not made a profit in that market for many years.

    • Starbucks India isn't celebrating yet

      The iconic coffee chain from Seattle has made quite a splash with its launch in India. But it isn't getting carried away by the early success.

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