Starbucks is accelerating its operational turnaround with Brian Niccol's new "Green Apron" model, targeting a 4-minute order completion goal.

Starbucks launched operational changes, including a new "green apron service model" that will be deployed in over 2,000 U.S. stores by year-end.

The coffee chain’s same-store sales dropped for the sixth consecutive quarter, but CEO Brian Niccol said the brand is seeing ...

The shop at 295 California Street, a fixture downtown for nearly two decades, shut its doors Friday, according to the San ...

Starbucks' global same-store sales fell 2%. Global traffic dropped 2%, while there was a 1% increase in the average ticket.

The company plans to introduce smaller format stores as it focuses on the new operational model, Green Apron Service ...

(Starbucks is correcting to say the staffing surge applies to the more than 11,000 company-owned stores in North America rather than 18,000 company-owned and licensed stores in headline and second ...

Starbucks shares rose about 3% in early trading on Wednesday as the coffee chain's strong quarterly sales signaled CEO Brian ...

Under Niccol, Starbucks is changing the trend. The company is accelerating plans to roll out its new Green Apron labor model by the end of the summer, because tests have shown that it improves ...

Starbucks earnings were down, though near analyst expectations, as the company's CFO said that there has been "tangible ...

Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz drinks from a Starbucks mug while testifying before a Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee hearing to answer questions about the company's ...