With Starbucks poised to open its first store on Italian soil this fall, there is concern about the environmental impact of so much coffee-related trash.

It is an eye-catching Kengo Kuma design, but it ain't sustainable.

Robin Shreeves of MNN gets it right in this silly discussion.

£1 million in grants will be divided among groups wanting to improve recycling facilities. But why should people have to compete for help in dealing with Starbucks' own trash?

Years ago, we used to fight to keep out these corporate invaders. Now we fight to save them?

They do this every few years. Will this one be any more successful?

The "Mad Money" host offered his thoughts on each companies' latest quarterly results and recommended multiple stocks for buys.

Starbucks jumps as the coffee chain rolls out a reopening plan in the U.S. while Chevron leads energy stocks higher amid a surge in crude.

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On the same day the Court ruled against Fiat's appeal, the EU General Court has decided that Starbucks was not in fact granted a selective tax advantage in a Dutch tax ruling, contrary to a European Commission conclusion.

Coffee chain lays down plans for 90% of its domestic market cafés to be open by early June

Every time a customer buys a 'Mermaids' biscuit at the counter, the US coffee chain will donate 50p to the British charity of the same name. It has also produced an ad lauding its cafes as 'safe spaces'.

TikTok user @fridasakaj has sent the internet into a spin after sharing a video of a Harry lookalike working at a Starbucks somewhere in the US.

EXCLUSIVE: Starbucks has revealed how to make its Frappucino, Iced Coffee and Cold Brew at home, and Pret a Manger shared the recipe for its Coffee Frappe with Femail to satisfy lockdown cravings.

The Seattle-based coffee chain is aiming to have 90 percent of its cafes opened by June. It temporarily shuttered half of its 8,000 US stores in late March after the COVID outbreak.

Starbucks will temporarily switch to a 'to-go' model for many of its stores in the US for at least two weeks and it will shut down cafes in 'high social-gathering locations', including malls.

Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson says he wants to provide the chain's 350,000 employees 'economic certainty' as they are to receive a month's pay amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson announced the company may shut down some stores due to the spread of the coronavirus,  and limit sales to those made by mobile apps and drive thrus.

Starbucks' tortoise shell cups, pictured, are becoming the must-have accessory for coffee-obsessed taste makers. The 'Mocha Swirl' tumbler is sold out everywhere except for sites like eBay.

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