Starbucks stock caught a downgrade Thursday, with analysts arguing the coffee chain wasn’t doing enough to turn its business ...

Imagesource: Starbucks China Instagram page. In Starbucks Corporation's(NASDAQ: SBUX)most recent quarterly earnings call on Nov. 3, CEO Howard Schultz could not have been more emphatic in ...

Starbucks is considering a partial or full sale of its China business, with a recent news report suggesting that it could be ...

Starbucks enters a price war in China, offering significant discounts to compete with low-cost rivals like Luckin Coffee. Increased discounting raises concerns about Starbucks's long-term strategy ...

Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) is the quintessential American coffee brand. However, the company has shifted its focus toward growth overseas, most notably. Why Starbucks Is Betting Big on China | Nasdaq ...

Starbucks wants to be big in China, and even bigger in the United States. To do that, the coffee company is making some changes. After years of aggressive growth, the coffee company has locations ...

Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) has pinned its hopes of long-term growth on China, as a result of a significant increase expected in the per-capita coffee consumption. The coffee giant remains on track ...

The coffee giant is looking for a strategic partner in the high-growth market and is attracting plenty of interest from ...

SHANGHAI & HANGZHOU, China--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Starbucks Coffee Company (“Starbucks”) (NASDAQ: SBUX) and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (“Alibaba”) (NYSE: BABA) today announced a deep, strategic ...

Though Starbucks has said that it welcomes competition in China, and asserts that there's plenty of room for other coffee chains, the company has been shifting its strategy there in response to ...

U.S. coffee chain Starbucks has rolled out a new smaller cup size in China, its second largest market, in an aim to attract customers as competition in the country intensifies.

Starbucks' strategy for China is like the company's signature roast: bold. The company announced plans to grow from more than 500 stores today to 1,500 by 2015. The country's tea-drinking ...