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‘Kindness is seen as weakness’: Influencer shares why you must sacrifice morals to get fair treatment in IndiaA viral video highlights how kindness is often perceived as weakness in India, forcing many to adopt assertive tactics for fair treatment. ...- Why Prada has a devil of a dilemma, but so does IndiaPrada Kolhapuri controversy: The latest collection from high-fashion label Prada has ignited a firestorm in India again. This comes a year ...
- Starbucks for Life not working? Here’s how to fix the game on iPhone, Android & webThe Starbucks for Life holiday game is experiencing significant launch issues. Users report login problems, blank pages, and maintenance er...
- Indians had a crush brewing for a star. But, the love may be fadingStarbucks’ India unit reported a modest 5% rise in revenue to ₹1,277 crore in FY25 even as losses deepened 65% to ₹135.7 crore, marking a s...
- Sugar overload: Expert says these 5 Starbucks orders are sweeter than your favorite doughnutSome Starbucks drinks have more sugar than a doughnut, including Pumpkin Spice Latte and White Chocolate Mocha. Added sugar in these drinks...
- Starbucks' CEO wants to change how you pick up your morning coffee. What is Brian Niccol's plan?Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is looking to improve the mobile ordering system. He aims to address the mismatch between order preparation and ...
- Starbucks turns to celebrity CEO as it struggles to define itself for era of mobile ordersStarbucks is undergoing a transformation under new CEO Brian Niccol, known for his success at Chipotle. The coffee giant aims to address op...
- Starbucks' new CEO arrives with more powerNiccol, who is leaving Chipotle Mexican Grill, will become CEO and chairman the moment he joins Starbucks on September 9. By contrast, Laxm...
- View: New Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol could finally tame Howard SchultzStarbucks named Brian Niccol as its new CEO and chairman, known for his successful turnaround at Chipotle. Despite his departure from the b...
- Under pressure from the board, Starbucks turns to Chipotle's Niccol as CEO; shares soarStarbucks has appointed Brian Niccol, previously Chipotle's CEO, as its new leader, replacing Laxman Narasimhan. Known for turning around C...
- Starbucks' share buyback program halted by Howard SchultzHoward Schultz, the founder of Starbucks, has put the company’s share-buyback program on hold. He believes that money would be better spent...
- Starbucks shuts two China outlets after reports they used expired ingredients"Since entering the Chinese mainland market 22 years ago, we have been committed to implementing strict food safety standards and adopt a '...
- Starbucks may face fine for ‘profiteering’ after GST rate cutTax authorities had questioned Starbucks about its prices and had issued two sets of letters seeking data after GST was reduced.
- Tata Global Beverages Ltd looking at functional teas for growth: Cyrus MistryMistry said the company would take the route of innovation and optimal procurement methods to contain the volatility of tea prices.
- Starbucks' secret weapon is machine from a villageFully automatic machines are something very German and Swiss," said CEO Adrian Steiner, an electrical engineer who has worked for Thermopla...
- Success overseas doesn’t mean success in India: John Culver, StarbucksJohn Culver, the man steering Starbucks in India and the rest of Asia, believes that the world’s largest cafe chain needs to earn its place...
- ET Review: India's 1st Starbucks outletET Magazine braves the Mumbai heat, serpentine queues and other random challenges to bring you a review of India’s first Starbucks outlet.
- Starbucks stops serving milk as China crisis snowballsStarbucks stopped serving drinks with milk in many Chinese outlets on Friday as a crisis over poisoned dairy products that have left four b...
- US slowdown, expansions hit StarbucksWith its affluent customer base and uncanny knack for drawing crowds, Starbucks has long seemed immune from the slowdowns that plague most ...
- Starbucks recalls China-made kids' cupsCoffee shop chain Starbucks is recalling 250,000 made-in-China plastic children's cups that can break easily and endanger children, the com...
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