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Florida Man Sues Dunkin Donuts After Exploding Toilet Left Him Covered In Human Waste
A customer at a Dunkin' Donuts outlet in Florida, US, has filed a negligence lawsuit against the coffee chain, claiming that he was injured by an exploding toilet at the eatery.
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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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Starbucks To Have First Union Store In US
Workers at a Starbucks cafe in Buffalo, New York have voted to establish the first union at one of the coffee chain's company-owned shops in the United States.
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Starbucks Recalls Over 2 Lakh Coffee Presses After Laceration Hazard
Starbucks Corp is recalling about 263,000 of its coffee presses, made in partnership with Bodum, after the world's largest coffee chain received reports of the product breaking and causing deep cuts, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said on Wednesday.
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Starbucks To Block Porn Access On Free Wi-Fi In All US Outlets From 2019
American coffee chain Starbucks has announced that it will block access to pornography on its free Wi-Fi in all its US outlets from January 2019. While watching explicit content in store was always banned, the coffee giant will now actively block such content, the BBC reported.
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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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Starbucks Executive Chairman Howard Schultz Steps Down, May Run For President
Starbucks Executive Chairman Howard Schultz is stepping away from hands-on management at the global coffee chain, effective June 26, fuelling speculation that the outspoken, liberal-leaning executive will make a US presidential bid.
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US Warns Of 'Starbucks Attack Risk' In South Turkey
The United States has warned of the risk of a terror attack in the southern Turkish city of Gaziantep close to the Syrian border on businesses frequented by Westerners, including the popular coffee chain Starbucks.
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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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Ethiopian Coffee Shops Sprout up Across the US, Thanks to Starbucks
The chain is a punching bag for those who distrust big business, but it has helped revolutionize the US coffee scene and paved the way for smaller businesses to flourish.
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Florida Man Sues Dunkin Donuts After Exploding Toilet Left Him Covered In Human Waste
A customer at a Dunkin' Donuts outlet in Florida, US, has filed a negligence lawsuit against the coffee chain, claiming that he was injured by an exploding toilet at the eatery.
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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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Starbucks To Have First Union Store In US
Workers at a Starbucks cafe in Buffalo, New York have voted to establish the first union at one of the coffee chain's company-owned shops in the United States.
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Starbucks Recalls Over 2 Lakh Coffee Presses After Laceration Hazard
Starbucks Corp is recalling about 263,000 of its coffee presses, made in partnership with Bodum, after the world's largest coffee chain received reports of the product breaking and causing deep cuts, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said on Wednesday.
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Starbucks To Block Porn Access On Free Wi-Fi In All US Outlets From 2019
American coffee chain Starbucks has announced that it will block access to pornography on its free Wi-Fi in all its US outlets from January 2019. While watching explicit content in store was always banned, the coffee giant will now actively block such content, the BBC reported.
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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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Starbucks Executive Chairman Howard Schultz Steps Down, May Run For President
Starbucks Executive Chairman Howard Schultz is stepping away from hands-on management at the global coffee chain, effective June 26, fuelling speculation that the outspoken, liberal-leaning executive will make a US presidential bid.
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US Warns Of 'Starbucks Attack Risk' In South Turkey
The United States has warned of the risk of a terror attack in the southern Turkish city of Gaziantep close to the Syrian border on businesses frequented by Westerners, including the popular coffee chain Starbucks.
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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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Ethiopian Coffee Shops Sprout up Across the US, Thanks to Starbucks
The chain is a punching bag for those who distrust big business, but it has helped revolutionize the US coffee scene and paved the way for smaller businesses to flourish.
