Starbucks will open its first store in Bogotá in 2014. What will this mean for the country's huge coffee industry?
After relying on Colombian coffee for years, Starbucks is bringing the brew back to its origins.
According to a new study, drinking more than four cups of coffee a day is associated with a greater than 50 percent increased mortality risk in individuals under the age of 55.
China is famously the land of tea. But the world's biggest coffee chain is betting it will change its ways.
Profit and earnings per share results for the coffee shop chain both beat out analyst expectations.
Starbucks' shows no sign of decline: the cafe giant is expected to notch yet another consecutive quarter of sales growth.
The Seattle-based coffee giant was sued by some deaf patrons for being humiliated during a coffee-shop meeting in Manhattan.
Having a cup of coffee is no easy task in space but scientists are hard at work solving the problem and have developed a zero-gravity coffee cup.
Comedy Central announced plans to roast actor James Franco on Labor Day.
The world's third-largest producer is projected to deliver more than 12 million 60-kg bags of coffee this year, a sharp increase.
A Connecticut couple employed the assistance of customers at their local Starbucks to help them choose a name for their baby.
A N.Y. court ruled Wednesday that Starbucks baristas must share their tips with shift supervisors.
McDonald's was the most-visited fast-food restaurant in America in April 2013.
A Starbucks in Hong Kong was caught using water from a bathroom to brew coffee for its customers.
New York's top court will give its two cents on the brewing controversy over Starbucks baristas' tip jars.
India’s tea and coffee manufacturers have staged a bitter rivalry over which liquid is the national drink.
Wrigley said it would take Alert Energy, its caffeine-laced gum, off store shelves due to pressure from the FDA.
San Francisco Attorney Dennis Herrera is suing the energy-drink company, citing ingredients that are unsafe for young consumers.
Starbucks will slash the price of its bagged coffee by one-tenth to be competitive with other top bagged-coffee brands.
A Hermes T-shirt priced at more than $90,000 and seven other items with ridiculous price tags.
A New York coffee shop is boasting that it has the “world’s strongest coffee” called “Death Wish,” with 200 percent more caffeine than the average cup of joe. But many are wondering, is it safe to consume?
Starbucks plans to open at least 3,000 stores over the next five years in the Americas, half in the U.S.