Businessman Howard Schultz, who has previously said he is mulling a White House run in 2020, announced Wednesday that he is taking a “detour from the road” to recover after having multiple operations on his back.
Coffee giant Starbucks and environmental charity Hubbub are launching a trial program to lend passengers at Britain’s Gatwick Airport reusable cups while waiting for their flights in hopes of cutting down on waste.
Luckin isn't banking on the US-China trade war to drive success, its CFO said.
Schultz drew a stark comparison to Trump's decision not to release his tax returns before the 2016 elections.
The former Starbucks executive wouldn’t say whether he’d sell his shares in the coffee company if he ran for president and won.
Despite his progressive credentials, Democrats say Schultz's campaign could re-elect Trump.
There’s a significant growth opportunity in China, said Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson.
The company is introducing a recyclable coffee cup and replacing plastic straws for most drinks with a new lid.
The Seattle-based coffee chain will replace its previous rewards structure with a new, tiered program.
The former Starbucks CEO is thinking of running for president as a "centrist independent."
The former Starbucks CEO is not a fan of President Trump.
Since 1999, Schultz has contributed about two-and-a-half percent of his vast wealth to the family nonprofit.
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz said Trump is insecure and regards his Twitter attacks as a sign of weakness.
The former Starbucks CEO has not been shy about voicing his political opinions.
“We’re living at a most fragile time,” Schultz said during a 60 Minutes interview.
