Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) broke higher in Monday trading after the U.S. and China agreed to lower tariffs. Investors may be ...

In a report addressed to shareholders Thursday, Starbucks said that same-store sales dropped 78% in China this February, as 10% of stores in China still remain closed. The worst week was the ...

Starbucks has expanded delivery in China to 1,100 stores, a sophisticated program that the Seattle-based coffee company could replicate in the U.S. “If I look at some of things we are innovating ...

In the past ten years, Starbucks has always had strong social attributes. However, in the era of information explosion, the communication logic has changed, especially with the rise of the 2016 Douyin ...

BEIJING: Starbucks plans to increase its store numbers by 50% to 9,000 stores by 2025 in China – its second-largest market – as well as double its sales and quadruple its operating income.

In a highly competitive coffee chain market, Starbucks China has expanded its focus from its traditional "third place" philosophy — positioning its stores as a comfortable space between work and ...

Meanwhile, Niccol said Starbucks remains committed to growing its China business over the long term. Overall revenue rose 2% to $8.72 billion as it continues to increase its store base.

Luckin is taking on Starbucks, which controls more than ... Luckin and DouYu are pursuing IPOs in America at a tense time for US-China relations. The nations remain locked in a trade war and ...

Starbucks China is using mobile advertising to encourage users to check-in on the social network Jiepang as part of a holiday-themed promotion. Chinese users who check-in at locations in China can ...

The partnership allows WeChat users to gift Starbucks orders and gift cards through the mobile app. WeChat is one of China’s most popular apps and Starbucks’ integration into it is a sign of a ...

Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) hired a new CEO, Brian Niccol, who started last September. He was brought on board to reinvigorate sales growth, particularly in the U.S. and China, its two largest markets.