Starbucks is encouraging baristas to write doodles and messages on to-go cups as part of an effort to foster "moments of ...

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Mobile-ordering your favorite Starbucks drink has made the daily task quite convenient—unless you're picking up an order for the entire office, which becomes a nuisance for baristas and customers. Now ...

The company announced on Wednesday that eligible customers can stop into any Starbucks location across the country for a tall ...

The scribbles on cups are part of a slew of changes orchestrated by Chief Executive Officer Brian Niccol to turn things ...

Under a new Starbucks Corp. policy, coffee drinkers are starting to see Sharpie-scrawled messages on their to-go cups wishing them a great weekend or simply saying, “Enjoy.”Most Read from BloombergCit ...

Starbucks Corporation ( NASDAQ: SBUX) confirmed on Thursday that it is placing some limits on its mobile orders as part of a broad plan to return to a coffeehouse vibe and speed up service for ...

Kermit the Frog. Coffee puns like “thanks a latte” and “a matcha made in heaven.” Drawings of dogs, cats, birds and bees.

Starbucks Corp is placing some limits on its mobile orders, part of a broader plan to speed up service and contain a deluge of purchases through the app that often overwhelm baristas.

In an effort to get back to basics and "reintroduce" the chain, Starbucks is restricting mobile customers to 12 items per order and offering a free coffee promotion following the Super Bowl.