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Kevin Pietersen recently took to Instagram to share a hilarious video and a photo, recreating his viral "coffee with Cabin" moment.

Viral Post: Remarkably, the paper was well-preserved, showing no signs of wear or tear despite the passage of years.

An X post showing a podi cream cheese bagel offered by popular beverage chain Starbucks has grabbed many eyeballs online.

In the video, we can see a long queue of people not only standing inside Starbucks but also waiting outside to enter the premises.

The clip circulating on social media shows long queues outside the newly inaugurated outlet.

Kevin Pietersen recently took to Instagram to share how his name was misspelt on a Starbucks cup. His post has since gone viral.

In the era of remote work, the familiar water cooler chats have transitioned to online platforms. However, recent reports raise concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) potentially scanning through these digital conversations.

Not anymore the quick could shoulder for Indian coffee. Thanks to a burgeoning middle class and a new wave of coffee entrepreneurs, India's unique brew varieties are finally getting the attention they deserve.

Amid rising geopolitical upheaval, global brands are increasingly being forced to grapple with polarizing scenarios amplified across borders by social media.

The plaintiff, which filed the lawsuit against unauthorised use of its mark and logo, told the court that certain entities were posting 'Google Forms' seeking invitations for "Starbucks Franchise".

Manish Malhotra is the latest to join the esteemed ranks of Starbucks collaborators, taking his star power even further

Other ideas tested by the coffee chain include the borrow-a-cup programme in which customers were asked to pay certain amount as deposit to take a durable cup with them and drop back after use.

Following the Sunday broadcast, Meltem Gunay, a 45-year-old seasoned newscaster with TGRT Haber, and the program director were promptly dismissed.

Several findings show many of Starbucks' drinks have more sugar than a can of Coca-Cola.

Starbucks Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Laxman Narasimhan recently revealed his favourite drink at the coffee chain, which has an Indian connection.

Kevin Pietersen recently took to Instagram to share a hilarious video and a photo, recreating his viral "coffee with Cabin" moment.

Viral Post: Remarkably, the paper was well-preserved, showing no signs of wear or tear despite the passage of years.

An X post showing a podi cream cheese bagel offered by popular beverage chain Starbucks has grabbed many eyeballs online.

In the video, we can see a long queue of people not only standing inside Starbucks but also waiting outside to enter the premises.

The clip circulating on social media shows long queues outside the newly inaugurated outlet.

Kevin Pietersen recently took to Instagram to share how his name was misspelt on a Starbucks cup. His post has since gone viral.

In the era of remote work, the familiar water cooler chats have transitioned to online platforms. However, recent reports raise concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) potentially scanning through these digital conversations.

Not anymore the quick could shoulder for Indian coffee. Thanks to a burgeoning middle class and a new wave of coffee entrepreneurs, India's unique brew varieties are finally getting the attention they deserve.

Amid rising geopolitical upheaval, global brands are increasingly being forced to grapple with polarizing scenarios amplified across borders by social media.

The plaintiff, which filed the lawsuit against unauthorised use of its mark and logo, told the court that certain entities were posting 'Google Forms' seeking invitations for "Starbucks Franchise".

Manish Malhotra is the latest to join the esteemed ranks of Starbucks collaborators, taking his star power even further

Other ideas tested by the coffee chain include the borrow-a-cup programme in which customers were asked to pay certain amount as deposit to take a durable cup with them and drop back after use.

Following the Sunday broadcast, Meltem Gunay, a 45-year-old seasoned newscaster with TGRT Haber, and the program director were promptly dismissed.

Several findings show many of Starbucks' drinks have more sugar than a can of Coca-Cola.

Starbucks Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Laxman Narasimhan recently revealed his favourite drink at the coffee chain, which has an Indian connection.