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Starbucks Allows US Customers To Use Personal Cups For Orders
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.
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Indian Coffee Chain Changes Name After Starbucks Sues It For Similarities
An Indian coffee shop chain rhyming with Starbucks and with a similar logo has agreed to change its name after being sued by the US giant, the Indian firm said Friday.
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Cafe Chain Hosted Taiwan President. It's Gone From China Food Platforms
A Taiwan coffee chain that faces pressure in China after serving the island's president has disappeared from Chinese meal-ordering platforms, as Beijing warned it would oppose any businesses that support Taiwanese independence.
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Starbucks: Howard Schultz to Step Down as CEO, Focus on Innovation
Starbucks Chairman Howard Schultz is stepping down as CEO of the coffee chain he joined more than 30 years ago and transformed into a globally known brand.
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Starbucks to Serve Stevia-Based Sweetener in Select Cafes
Starbucks Corp, the world's largest coffee chain, said it would serve its first stevia-based, zero-calorie sweetener at select cafes in the U.S. and Canada.
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Starbucks to Donate Unsold Meals to Hungry
Coffee chain Starbucks is going to donate unsold meals, sandwiches and salads to hungry and needy people in the United States rather than throw them out.
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Tata Global Looks to Accelerate Starbucks Store Expansion
In 2013, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz had stated that his company planned to open "thousands of stores" in India.
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Starbucks, Costa Promise Action After British Sugar Report
Costa's head of communications Kerry Parkin said the company had taken "significant steps to reduce the sugar content of our ranges".
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Apple Announces 1,000 New Jobs in Ireland as European Union Tax Ruling Nears
Apple is to hire an additional 1,000 staff in Ireland, the government said today, as the iPhone maker bids to boost its presence in the country where it declares much of its overseas profit for tax purposes.
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Patrick Dempsey to finally have a coffee chain
Patrick Dempsey's bid to buy coffee chain Tully's has been approved.
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'Kaapi Trail' at Bangalore international airport
Visitors to the Bangalore International Airport will be surrounded by enriching aromas of different South Indian Coffee blends for the next ten days. Unvieling 'Kaapi Trail' BIAL and Karnataka Tourism, in collaboration with the Coffee Board, have set up nine stalls on the airport premises to educate tourists on the different types of coffee availab...
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Difficult to accept dad's death, says Soha
It is difficult for cricket legend Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi's family to accept his death, Bollywood actress and his daughter Soha Ali Khan said.
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Starbucks Allows US Customers To Use Personal Cups For Orders
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.
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Indian Coffee Chain Changes Name After Starbucks Sues It For Similarities
An Indian coffee shop chain rhyming with Starbucks and with a similar logo has agreed to change its name after being sued by the US giant, the Indian firm said Friday.
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Cafe Chain Hosted Taiwan President. It's Gone From China Food Platforms
A Taiwan coffee chain that faces pressure in China after serving the island's president has disappeared from Chinese meal-ordering platforms, as Beijing warned it would oppose any businesses that support Taiwanese independence.
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Starbucks: Howard Schultz to Step Down as CEO, Focus on Innovation
Starbucks Chairman Howard Schultz is stepping down as CEO of the coffee chain he joined more than 30 years ago and transformed into a globally known brand.
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Starbucks to Serve Stevia-Based Sweetener in Select Cafes
Starbucks Corp, the world's largest coffee chain, said it would serve its first stevia-based, zero-calorie sweetener at select cafes in the U.S. and Canada.
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Starbucks to Donate Unsold Meals to Hungry
Coffee chain Starbucks is going to donate unsold meals, sandwiches and salads to hungry and needy people in the United States rather than throw them out.
-
Tata Global Looks to Accelerate Starbucks Store Expansion
In 2013, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz had stated that his company planned to open "thousands of stores" in India.
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Starbucks, Costa Promise Action After British Sugar Report
Costa's head of communications Kerry Parkin said the company had taken "significant steps to reduce the sugar content of our ranges".
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Apple Announces 1,000 New Jobs in Ireland as European Union Tax Ruling Nears
Apple is to hire an additional 1,000 staff in Ireland, the government said today, as the iPhone maker bids to boost its presence in the country where it declares much of its overseas profit for tax purposes.
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Patrick Dempsey to finally have a coffee chain
Patrick Dempsey's bid to buy coffee chain Tully's has been approved.
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'Kaapi Trail' at Bangalore international airport
Visitors to the Bangalore International Airport will be surrounded by enriching aromas of different South Indian Coffee blends for the next ten days. Unvieling 'Kaapi Trail' BIAL and Karnataka Tourism, in collaboration with the Coffee Board, have set up nine stalls on the airport premises to educate tourists on the different types of coffee availab...
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Difficult to accept dad's death, says Soha
It is difficult for cricket legend Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi's family to accept his death, Bollywood actress and his daughter Soha Ali Khan said.
