Big pork producers just can’t quit putting pregnant pigs in tiny crates
Crates were standard for the industry that puts bacon and pork chops on plates, but seen as cruel and unnecessary by a growing mass of critics...
$10 bread is the new $5 gas as prices soar, demand wanes for basics
Amid the highest U.S. inflation in four decades, consumers appear to be cutting back on not only discretionary items but also basics such as milk,...
Starbucks likely to tap board director to fill top job as Howard Schultz exit looms
Starbucks' next leader will face the delicate matter of managing a seamless transition with Howard Schultz, who is serving a third stint as CEO. Here's...
Starbucks says business suspended at 130 stores in Russia
Starbucks said its licensed partner has agreed to immediately pause operations at all 130 of its stores in Russia. The Seattle-based coffee chain's licensee will...
Starbucks staff to vote on union at three more N.Y. stores
In ruling on three more New York Starbucks stores considering unionization, the National Labor Relations Board rejected the company's arguments against holding store-by-store votes.
Starbucks to require coronavirus vaccine or weekly testing for U.S. workers
Starbucks is one of the first restaurant operators to come forward with a strategy to implement federal rules that require employees to either get the...
Starbucks scraps extra fees for dairy alternatives in U.K. — but not U.S.
Beginning Jan. 5, drinks made with nondairy milk will cost the same as those made with cow's milk in the United Kingdom. U.S. customers will...
How Amazon may change America’s chicken economy
The biggest chicken producers in the U.S. will have to overhaul their breeding programs within just a few years to meet tough new animal welfare...