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Starbucks Nominates Microsoft CEO Nadella To Its Board
The announcement comes a month after former Microsoft executive Kevin Johnson was named Starbucks CEO to replace co-founder Howard Schultz. Schultz, who will step down in April, will remain as executive chairman.
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Burger King Has Maneuvered to Cut US Tax Bill for Years
A Reuters analysis of Burger King's regulatory filings in the US and overseas, which was also reviewed by accounting experts, shows that it has been making major efforts to reduce its US tax bill for some time.
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Starbucks Says Boycott Threats Over Refugee Hiring Hasn't Hurt Brand
Starbucks Corp on Friday said its business has not been hurt by a social media boycott campaign started in response to the chain's promise to hire 10,000 refugees globally over the next five years.
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Starbucks Nominates Microsoft CEO Nadella To Its Board
The announcement comes a month after former Microsoft executive Kevin Johnson was named Starbucks CEO to replace co-founder Howard Schultz. Schultz, who will step down in April, will remain as executive chairman.
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Starbucks CEO Steps Down To Focus On High-End Coffee, Shares Fall
Starbucks Corp co-founder Howard Schultz will step down as chief executive to focus on new high-end coffee shops, handing the top job to Chief Operating Officer Kevin Johnson, a long-time technology executive.
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What is Brewing In Starbucks? Indian Coffee To Be Now Sold In US
Starbucks Corp for the first time will sell single-origin, premium coffee from India in the United States as part of its effort to support coffee production in the country better known for its tea.
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Starbucks Cafe Sales Growth Falls Short Of Estimates
Starbucks Corp on Thursday posted quarterly cafe sales that missed analysts' growth estimates for every region where it operates and issued a disappointing full-year forecast, sending its shares down about 4 per cent.
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Starbucks Still Hot on China Despite Muted Sales
Tepid growth in Asia might have taken some steam out of Starbucks Corp's latest quarterly sales, but both the company and analysts remain upbeat about the coffee chain's prospects in China.
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Burger King Has Maneuvered to Cut US Tax Bill for Years
A Reuters analysis of Burger King's regulatory filings in the US and overseas, which was also reviewed by accounting experts, shows that it has been making major efforts to reduce its US tax bill for some time.
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Facebook to Shut Down Gifts Service in Latest E-Commerce Shift
Facebook Inc will shut its 2-year-old Gifts shop on Aug. 12, as the world's largest social network tests other ways to let consumers buy products on its website.
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China Detains Employees of Suspect Meat Seller
Five employees of a company accused of selling expired beef and chicken to McDonald's, KFC and other restaurants were detained by police Wednesday after an official said illegal activity was an organized effort by the supplier.
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Starbucks cafe sales heat up slightly in latest quarter
The results from the world's biggest coffee chain came after McDonald's Corp, Dunkin' Donuts parent Dunkin' Brands and other major US restaurant operators said last quarter's severe winter storms chilled results.
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Starbucks fails to stop 'Mister Charbucks'
Starbucks Corp has failed to persuade a federal appeals court to stop a small, family-owned New Hampshire roaster from selling coffee known as "Charbucks".
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Samsung Electronics apologises to China consumers for mobile phone glitches
Samsung Electronics is the latest multinational company to be singled out by Chinese state media for what it says are unfair consumer practices. In a 25-minute programme broadcast late on Monday, CCTV said internal multimedia cards cause the software on Samsung Electronics Note and S series smartphones to seize up.
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Tax strategy may be key to Verizon Wireless deal
Verizon Communications Inc's chances of buying the 45 per cent stake in Verizon Wireless owned by Britain's Vodafone Group Plc will hinge, at least in part, on the quality of tax advice it is getting.
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Starbucks Nominates Microsoft CEO Nadella To Its Board
The announcement comes a month after former Microsoft executive Kevin Johnson was named Starbucks CEO to replace co-founder Howard Schultz. Schultz, who will step down in April, will remain as executive chairman.
-
Burger King Has Maneuvered to Cut US Tax Bill for Years
A Reuters analysis of Burger King's regulatory filings in the US and overseas, which was also reviewed by accounting experts, shows that it has been making major efforts to reduce its US tax bill for some time.
-
Starbucks Says Boycott Threats Over Refugee Hiring Hasn't Hurt Brand
Starbucks Corp on Friday said its business has not been hurt by a social media boycott campaign started in response to the chain's promise to hire 10,000 refugees globally over the next five years.
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Starbucks Nominates Microsoft CEO Nadella To Its Board
The announcement comes a month after former Microsoft executive Kevin Johnson was named Starbucks CEO to replace co-founder Howard Schultz. Schultz, who will step down in April, will remain as executive chairman.
-
Starbucks CEO Steps Down To Focus On High-End Coffee, Shares Fall
Starbucks Corp co-founder Howard Schultz will step down as chief executive to focus on new high-end coffee shops, handing the top job to Chief Operating Officer Kevin Johnson, a long-time technology executive.
-
What is Brewing In Starbucks? Indian Coffee To Be Now Sold In US
Starbucks Corp for the first time will sell single-origin, premium coffee from India in the United States as part of its effort to support coffee production in the country better known for its tea.
-
Starbucks Cafe Sales Growth Falls Short Of Estimates
Starbucks Corp on Thursday posted quarterly cafe sales that missed analysts' growth estimates for every region where it operates and issued a disappointing full-year forecast, sending its shares down about 4 per cent.
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Starbucks Still Hot on China Despite Muted Sales
Tepid growth in Asia might have taken some steam out of Starbucks Corp's latest quarterly sales, but both the company and analysts remain upbeat about the coffee chain's prospects in China.
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Burger King Has Maneuvered to Cut US Tax Bill for Years
A Reuters analysis of Burger King's regulatory filings in the US and overseas, which was also reviewed by accounting experts, shows that it has been making major efforts to reduce its US tax bill for some time.
-
Facebook to Shut Down Gifts Service in Latest E-Commerce Shift
Facebook Inc will shut its 2-year-old Gifts shop on Aug. 12, as the world's largest social network tests other ways to let consumers buy products on its website.
-
China Detains Employees of Suspect Meat Seller
Five employees of a company accused of selling expired beef and chicken to McDonald's, KFC and other restaurants were detained by police Wednesday after an official said illegal activity was an organized effort by the supplier.
-
Starbucks cafe sales heat up slightly in latest quarter
The results from the world's biggest coffee chain came after McDonald's Corp, Dunkin' Donuts parent Dunkin' Brands and other major US restaurant operators said last quarter's severe winter storms chilled results.
-
Starbucks fails to stop 'Mister Charbucks'
Starbucks Corp has failed to persuade a federal appeals court to stop a small, family-owned New Hampshire roaster from selling coffee known as "Charbucks".
-
Samsung Electronics apologises to China consumers for mobile phone glitches
Samsung Electronics is the latest multinational company to be singled out by Chinese state media for what it says are unfair consumer practices. In a 25-minute programme broadcast late on Monday, CCTV said internal multimedia cards cause the software on Samsung Electronics Note and S series smartphones to seize up.
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Tax strategy may be key to Verizon Wireless deal
Verizon Communications Inc's chances of buying the 45 per cent stake in Verizon Wireless owned by Britain's Vodafone Group Plc will hinge, at least in part, on the quality of tax advice it is getting.
